@Anabolic_Enki@raibelle4@WLM_SC Her statistics are actually incorrect a minuscule amount of research can tell you that and nah I’m not nice try though.
Carrie (2026) was fine? Ig Cool 6/10 Cinematography was pretty good and it was a nice spin on the original story. Seems like they're trying to build and expand on it. We'll see if they get the three seasons they want.
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What are you talking about lmao. What proof? Her personal experiences with a handful of clients? Even if every chargeback she described happened, that doesn’t establish a racial pattern. She took individual misconduct, cherry-picked health disparities, and repackaged them into a racial indictment before then declaring that Black people need to be exorcised of a “ghetto black demon.”
That’s not accountability. That’s self-hatred masquerading as cultural criticism.
@fentyxap@WLM_SC A person isn’t a coon for genuinely bringing up criticisms of their community. They become one when they repackage what could be legitimate criticism into rhetoric that serves as a mouthpiece for racism. She literally called her own race demonic.
Okay here let me debunk for you:
1. Chargebacks: No one tracks chargebacks by race, and her clients came through referrals, which is a skewed sample. Fraud is wrong, and whoever commits it should answer for it. That's individual accountability, not a racial trait.
2. "Most molested group": Nothing supports this. Native American women report the highest rates of sexual violence.
3. Herpes: Partly right. CDC data show HSV-2 is more common among Black adults. But the CDC ties STI disparities to healthcare access and sexual networks: when an infection is already more common in your community, the same behavior carries more risk.
4. Diabetes: False. American Indian and Alaska Native adults have the highest diagnosed rate, about 13.6%, compared with 12.1% for Black adults.
5. Kidney disease: African Americans have much higher kidney failure rates. Major drivers include high blood pressure, diabetes, and APOL1 gene variants common in people of West African ancestry. Those same variants protect against African sleeping sickness. That's genetics, not a demon.
6. Cancer: Black Americans have the highest death rates for most cancers, but Black women actually get cancer less often than white women. The death gap tracks later diagnosis and unequal care.
7. Autism: False. In CDC's 2022 data, Asian children had the highest rate at 3.82%, then Black at 3.66%, Hispanic at 3.30%, and White at 2.77%. Before 2016, white children were identified more often; the flip likely reflects better screening in minority communities. And autism isn't a character flaw.
@raibelle4@WLM_SC Legitimate criticism targets behavior. This targets the entire race. Her statistics are incorrect and a handful of bad clients, many of them referred through celebrity pages, becomes "one group who is a problem." Her sample is her own client list, not data.
if your D9 chapter exists at a PWI only to stroll, throw parties, wear letters, network upward, and make itself aesthetically palatable while doing absolutely nothing when Black students are getting treated unfairly, what exactly are the letters accomplishing?