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Topic	Gina Rodriguez says black actresses get paid more than Latinas sparking outrage
Taharqa_ 11/23/18 6:33:52 PM #34:	RickyTheBAWSE posted... FrisbeeDude posted... Oh_Boy_ posted... Isn't this the same actress that tried to argue with a guy while she was on a panel interview with a young black actress and the guy (speaking to the black actress) said she was a role model for young black girls? Also isn't she the one who was on twitter complaining about Black Panther's existence and saying why can't Latinos have their own black panther? She has an unhealthy obsession with blacks. it ain't just her...other minority group not so subtly complained about the marketing and public embrace by black culture of black panther...a lot of the complaints were non existent when crazy rich asians came out I'm Mexican and Black from California, and there's always been contempt between the two. a lot of Mexicans blame Black people for their own lack of representation, and hold on to narratives created by White people about Black people. I can only speak for So Cal though. both of my parents are biracial(both Black and Mexican) and have all sorts of bullshit experiences from insecure Mexican family members for made up reasons. I've always wondered why we always have to be the vanguard when it comes to sociopolitical issues that effect minorities. That's why I'm kinda leery when it comes to using the term "people of color" as if we're all in this together because there's a shit load of anti-black (American) sentiment in minority circles, we also get it from black immigrants too. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness." <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:912919120] in Gina Rodri... [t:77232035]...</cite> <quote><cite>RickyTheBAWSE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FrisbeeDude posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Oh_Boy_ posted...</cite> <quote> Isn't this the same actress that tried to argue with a guy while she was on a panel interview with a young black actress and the guy (speaking to the black actress) said she was a role model for young black girls? Also isn't she the one who was on twitter complaining about Black Panther's existence and saying why can't Latinos have their own black panther? She has an unhealthy obsession with blacks.</quote> it ain't just her...other minority group not so subtly complained about the marketing and public embrace by black culture of black panther...a lot of the complaints were non existent when crazy rich asians came out </quote> I'm Mexican and Black from California, and there's always been contempt between the two. a lot of Mexicans blame Black people for their own lack of representation, and hold on to narratives created by White people about Black people. I can only speak for So Cal though. both of my parents are biracial(both Black and Mexican) and have all sorts of bullshit experiences from insecure Mexican family members for made up reasons.</quote> I've always wondered why we always have to be the vanguard when it comes to sociopolitical issues that effect minorities. That's why I'm kinda leery when it comes to using the term "people of color" as if we're all in this together because there's a shit load of anti-black (American) sentiment in minority circles, we also get it from black immigrants too. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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