Do you mean "Black-ish" ? (Reply #2) - Democratic Underground

In the discussion thread: American sitcoms are dealing with race more than ever, but too often the jokes reinforce stereotypes [View all]

Response to NCTraveler (Reply #1)

Fri May 25, 2018, 08:28 AM

gollygee (22,336 posts)

2. Do you mean "Black-ish" ?

If you read the article, you'll see they use that as an example of how to do this well and how it's different from what other sitcoms are doing. I could only quote 4 paragraphs so that isn't included here but it's early in the article.

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American sitcoms are dealing with race more than ever, but too often the jokes reinforce stereotypes [View all]	gollygee	May 2018	OP
Stereotypes are a comedians comfort food. Always has been.	NCTraveler	May 2018	#1
Do you mean "Black-ish" ?	gollygee	May 2018	#2
Thank you.	NCTraveler	May 2018	#3
I believe the creative team behind Blackish is largely made up of POC	gollygee	May 2018	#5
The article is frustrating in that it only provides, what, two examples?	Blue_Adept	May 2018	#4
There are probably lots of examples if they wanted to make a longer article	gollygee	May 2018	#6
Yep; I wasn't looking for balance but there's not much to the article	Blue_Adept	May 2018	#7

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