I am tired of everyone bringing up Forever whenever we ask for representation because the people tuned in thats why we have a second season. We should want more than ONE show. Everytime I look up prime got a new show being produced look at how popular Sterling Point became
Reading a book and coming across a character's name that you don't know how to pronounce, so for the rest of the book, every time you see it, your brain just goes ‘skdjfkskakfk.’
The writers room for A Different World
Felicia Pride (101,108,110)
Ashley Laverne Jackson (106)
Rashida Olayiwola (105)
Lisa McQuillan (103,109)
Tasha Armstead (107)
Des Moran (102,106,108)
Jordan Howard Jr. (104,107)
Joel Armstead (107)
Jasmine Guy and Kadeem Hardison reprise their roles as Whitley and Dwayne in the ‘A Different World’ sequel series.
📺: Netflix | September 24th
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like the argument is always yall wanna see black people with white people and do white things.. romance isnt a white thing, going to college isn’t a white thing, heartbreak, family struggles that don’t involve abuse are not inherently white things
"y'all want black people in _ but wont support this black media" and it be a low budget here damn ass movie
aside from the fact that being black doesn't mean you're obligated to like every piece of black media, we can acknowledge that black people are purposely left out of --
It's frustrating seeing how fast white authors books get adapted and released for people to view while black and poc authors books are forever in process or being put into lower media...
I don't think it's a problem when blk women speak on their rep slowly disappearing from certain shows/films. Especially when majority of them talking abt it grew seeing Raven, Tatyana Ali, Brandy, & many more on their screens. Being concerned abt the new gen shouldn't be an issue