'Go back to Pakistan'
What was that about? it's near the beginning of the film when Whoopi Goldberg’s character has just met Robyn ... or maybe it was after she got sacked from that bar... can't remember but it's near the beginning and she has some kind of argument with a taxi driver (I think he nearly goes into her) and she yells, 'go back to Pakistan!' now, I can kind of see why this is in there - just because she's a black lesbian doesn't mean she's immune to prejudice and it shows her as a bit of a live wire so I guess it was a good thing but it seemed a little odd to me. Any thoughts, anyone?
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