>
>>>the whole Black American diaspora is valid...from the high
>>>rise, to the suburbs, to the ghetto
>>>
>>
>>Sheriff Clarke and Clarence Thomas are valid ?
>
>now you've moved the goalposts. We aren't talking about
>Tiffany's ideas or political beliefs, so that doesn't fit.

Not at all, goalpost in the same place. You said and I quote

"the whole Black American diaspora is valid...from the high
>>>rise, to the suburbs, to the ghetto"

You didn't say just comedy or comedians.

>We talking about Black comedians or celebs who act "ghetto"
>and aren't polished and how other blacks look down on them

"the whole Black American diaspora" Can't expand it and shrink it to make your point.

>Sherriff Clarke and Clarence Thomas are simply in the sunken
>place. that's a whole other post.
>

It's the same thing Clarke, Thomas and Tiffany are doing it for money and the extras that come with it.

Calling her acting ghetto and unpolished is just a way to justify it.

>>I never used that or the racial slur of endearment.
>
>great..therefore i wasn't talking about you.
>

lol ok

>>>you should really be asking yourself why are you still so
>>>concerned about the white gaze? get over that shit.
>
>>Has nothing to do with the white gaze, we don't need to go
>>backwards.
>>
>
>actually it does because multiple people have already said
>that her being her for a black audience is different now that
>white people see her and are also laughing...folks are
>uncomfortable with and/or read into that white laughter as
>ridicule...even though they have no actual facts to back that
>up...therefore that sensitivity around white laughter is
>pretty much sensitivity to "white gaze" on unapologetic
>blackness...which all blackness is by default but we only use
>that term for black folks who are doing "embarrassingly black"
>things
>
>d

I'm not multiple people and I said none of that. The problem is when the standard is that low and it's accepted, promoted and defended you get garbage coming up behind it. Cardi B, Tiffany Haddish, Marlon Wayans laying the foundation for garbage.