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Tag: Tyler Perry

Tyler Perry Hates Black Women: 5 Thoughts on The Haves and Have Nots

May 29, 2013July 10, 2014 crunktasticUncategorized

  ****Spoilers**** Welp. I watched the premiere of  Tyler Perry’s latest train wreck on OWN last night for two reasons. A.) Morbid curiosity and B.) I didn’t wanna hear negroes’ mouths about how I didn’t give it a chance and was therefore uninformed and unqualified to speak on his show (despite the 12 or so […]

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Tu(r)ning to Black Love

February 20, 2012February 20, 2012 crunklifeFilm & TV

This past week, I found myself swept in an emotional whirlwind witnessing Whitney’s homegoing while remembering that she was not even in the ground before the Fox-affiliated shock jocks called her a babbling idiot, bag lady, and a crack ho that should have died years ago. From AM talk radio to morning cable television, a […]

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(More) Love for Awkward Black Girl

August 11, 2011 moyazbFilm & TV

  I was writing a pretty depressing piece for today about why I’m not voting for Obama in 2012 but I’m still a bit skittish about comments post Kreayshawn so I need another month or two to mentally prepare for what I anticipate will be some serious backlash. Plus, I’m tired of being sad and […]

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On #ForColoredGirls *Spoiler Alert*

November 8, 2010March 5, 2011 moyazbFamily

I got to see an advanced screening of Tyler Perry’s For Colored Girls promoted as a fundraiser for Sistersong and Sisterlove, two of my favorite social justice organizations and collaborators in a campaign called Trust Black Women. Before the film, Loretta Ross, black feminist warrior activist, described their work to get billboards taken down in […]

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On Audience

July 8, 2010July 11, 2010 ashoncrawleyUncategorized

*updated 7/11/10. the video was incorrect. see the correct video below* To begin with an aside, a video: I’m really not down with proselytizing and trying to get folks saved. No. The reason I am interested in this performance is because the singers are, of necessity, blind but there is a background noise – of […]

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