Beyonce came to the Super Bowl to exhibit her "blackness" and then ran home to her South Hampton. Long Island home which is in basically an all white neighborhood. With all his privilege, does Jesse also live in a white neighborhood?
"Truth is like poetry. And most people *beep* hate poetry"-Overheard in a Washington DC bar
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shareWhat difference does it make if he lives in a 'white neighborhood?' He's still a black man. The area he lives in doesn't make him 'less black.' He shouldn't have to prove his blackness to you or anyone else.
shareHe brought up cultural appropriation, so I was wondering if he is immersed in white culture by living in a white neighborhood or if he lived in a black neighborhood.
'Truth is like poetry. And most people *beep* hate poetry.
Makeagoodmovie wrote:
He brought up cultural appropriation, so I was wondering if he is immersed in white culture by living in a white neighborhood or if he lived in a black neighborhood.
You can bet everything you own that Jesse Williams doesn't live in a black housing project on the south side of Chicago. He's a hypocrite. A real statement would be dropping himself and his family at ground zero for black inner city violence in Detroit, Chicago, Brooklyn, wherever, and pushing for his social justice right there. But he won't because he's a hypocrite who just likes the spotlight and the perception that he's down with the cause.
Actually he is biracial.
shareLol, yeah it is pretty hilarious that the most dangerous cities in the Country. Houston (I used to live there), Detroit, Compton, Baltimore, Memphis, East St. louis etc. etc. Are predominately black crime paradise. Oh wait I better stop. I'm Racist...Cough cough. I mean right lol
shareAs Rudyard Kipling once said the humanitarian is always a hypocrite.
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