>
>>Do you believe Monique calling the lowball offer race bias,
>>playing the race card ?
>
>No, I don't think she's playing the race card
>

We agree


>
>I don't think race and gender were the main thing at all, nor
>am I downplaying it at any point. Just because I don't think
>race was the only or main factor in this doesn't mean I'm
>downplaying it one bit. But looking at Mo'Nique's own
>explanation and examples she gave, I don't think it was as
>much about race and gender as you do
>

How can it be more about something besides race and gender if she mentions race and gender several times during the interview ?
She said “I am asking that you stand with me and boycott Netflix for gender bias and color bias ”


>
>You're right. We don't have all the info on who draws what in
>the comedy world. But we DO have info on the 3 comedians
>Mo'Nique brought up, and she doesn't have the draw of either
>of them. If she did, it would be easier to ride with the
>gender/race being the biggest issue. But she doesn't so
>there's that
>

Even if she doesn't have the draw of the 3 comedians that you mentioned, wrong is wrong. Race and gender bias is at the core.

>Anybody that wants to rally behind Mo and drop their Netflix
>account, go for it. Nobody trying to spend your money or tell
>you you're wrong. But don't try looking down your nose or
>saying black people don't stay together for those that do keep
>their Netflix accounts

If Blacks folk don't stand for something....

The majority is pushing back against Monique and her boycott anyway so I doubt the number of those looking down saying black people don't stick together is more than a handful.