>I can't think of a single show that was written, produced AND
>stars a woman. Which was the point Walleye responded to.
>
>It is significant for that alone. Let alone your misplaced
>theories about why this show was created and what value it
>offers, as if it has anything to do with you.

Well, shit -- if we like 'Girls' for FEMINIST reasons,
I'm FINE with that. Problem is, that isn't why it wins
a Golden Globe. That isn't why we call it a "defining
piece of artwork for this generation."

'Amos and Andy' was one of the first with an all-black
cast. You don't see it revered as fine art, do you?

Soooo


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