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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
Dude, seems like every year a non-black celebrity dresses up as someone black and is blasted by large numbers of people who find it offensive. You may not find it offensive, but you certainly don't speak for everyone. We aren't talking one or two fringe radicals here.
Look up Julianne Hough and Antoine Griezmann blackface.
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Niether do you I might add.
And this is NOT blackface, so lose that narrative if you want a rational discussion.
I just don't believe for a second that any significant portion of the black community would find anything remotely offensive about this particular incident. At least those with a modicum of logical and critical thinking abilities, of which 99.9% are I would guess.
Logically, critically, even emotionally...there is just nothing to be offended by other than the fact a white person is portraying a black person in a very light and fun way.
Unless the suggestion is that no one should be identified as black because they are black that is, and again, that makes no sense whatsoever.