Dear White People

[Skip]

Oh come on guys, it's just a light-hearted show about race that will increase understanding and bring us all together.

http://twitchy.com/samj-3930/2017/02...-hillary-lost/

[Dave_L]

I thought this was a spin off from the MTV ad....

[tawm]

And of course, if you delete your Netflix account, you're just a racist.

No, the commercial looks pretty racist toward white and black people--in addition to very clearly advocating violence toward whites.

Pop-quiz: what societal groups are you NOT allowed to criticize?

[Graves]

I thought this was a spin off from the MTV ad....

Same, the thumbnail and title is about all you need for a somewhat accurate synopsis.

[Rumline]

Good thing that chatter about civil war is just

[Irving]

Same, the thumbnail and title is about all you need for a somewhat accurate synopsis.

This has nothing to do with that MTV ad. There was a movie called "Dear White People," and this is the show version.

The book I was thinking about is "Stuff White People Like, The Unique Tastes of Millions."

[Delfuego]

You guys sound like a bunch of snowflakes too. It called parody, makes for good comedy. I guy by the name of Mel Brooks used to do it before everyone got so freakin' sensitive.

[Graves]

This has nothing to do with that MTV ad. There was a movie called "Dear White People," and this is the show version.

The book I was thinking about is "Stuff White People Like, The Unique Tastes of Millions."

Cool.

Never said it was related to the mtv add; just agreeing with the first impression. A book prior to the series doesn't validate anything to me though (not stating it did for you either)

[Graves]

You guys sound like a bunch of snowflakes too. It called parody, makes for good comedy. I guy by the name of Mel Brooks used to do it before everyone got so freakin' sensitive.

Parodies have a pretty specific stage, this isn't one of 'em, el Barto.

[hurley842002]

You guys sound like a bunch of snowflakes too. It called parody, makes for good comedy. I guy by the name of Mel Brooks used to do it before everyone got so freakin' sensitive.

Are you drunk?