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Wow! Never seen this. Never heard Tiger refer to himself this way. Or speak this way.
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da r entertainment
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I just watched this and it's definitely wild. For Brockman to pass and then the lawyer to off himself.
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Payback for Old Town Road
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Went yo grab pizza yesterday...white guy's version was playing
Got in the car and put Tracey's on...my kids, who are young and have never heard the song, were humming thr guitar part by thr end of it.
It did strike me that a white guy covered this song AND it's getting play. Article was on point.
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Its crazy how Tracy Chapman disappeared into obscurity. As soon as I heard the song, I was like, "Oh thats that Tracy Chapman." Folks my age was like who is that?
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That half mil she collected so far off the cover song ain't obscure. If her version start selling again "mo money mo money mo money" 
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bron really creating an impressive off court legacy but couldn’t find any reference to any of the housing being ‘rent free’ tho…that so many social media accounts go straight for the feel good/hyperbolic headline diminishes the real story
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He pays for everything for them, it wouldnt be a reach for him to provide the students with housing.
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forgot to link the article…
i’m sure the project is funded in part or wholly by his foundation likely subsidizing the costs for renting as well, which would still be super dope & gracious but if it were literally ‘rent free’ wouldn’t it be mentioned elsewhere?
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Now is NOT the time to be doing favors! Get that money Tracy! 
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There is rent free transitional housing for the families that needed it the most that already exists in the I Promise Village, where families stay still they can get on their feet. The apartments seem to be an expansion of that, a subsidized, low cost long term solution.
LeBron James Family Foundation ready to welcome families into 'I PROMISE Village'
The renovated Akron apartment building will provide transitional housing for students & their families who may be facing challenges, including homelessness.
www.wkyc.com
I PROMISE Housing unveiled in Akron: Tour the new development
I PROMISE Housing offers 50 affordable longer-term apartment units ranging from two to four bedrooms for I PROMISE families.
www.wkyc.com
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Ebro Darden Calls Out Drake for Never Speaking About Black Issues - XXL
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Did they mention the blackface pictures? Never forget the blackface pictures….Ebro Darden Calls Out Drake for Never Speaking About Black Issues - XXL
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Good read: https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/16/entertainment/black-tv-series-blake-cec/index.html
A lot of racial/race based interactions on tv in general seem very sanitized IMO. Tv studios probably feel like they have to play it safe more now than ever.
And with the black experience being shown, for the most part it will be super hood/poverty or flourishing middle class blacks being shown. A little more nuance can be given there. There are other levels of living that aren't one of those 2.
And truth be told, we need for racist examples of white folks on tv.
We need more office racism and race based conflict that doesn't end up with the two sides skipping off joyfully into the sunset
Take a risk. Stop making everything seem so clean and ideal. The world is far from that. But again, it's safe to have/show white "allies" living and loving and fighting for black folks.
Nah show that them and their families laugh at and complain about us when they are in their spaces too.
I liked the Soul Food series for how they displayed the black (family) experience.
Topics need to be touched.
People need to be and feel uncomfortable about what is really going on out here.
It ain't just the blatant racism coming from the MAGA crew.
I just want a black show to touch on the behind the scenes/ smile in your face type of racism that we probably deal with more often in THIS city.
Give me a DRAMA about a white gentrifying family moving smack into the middle of the hood and how that dynamic REALLY plays out.
A lot of racial/race based interactions on tv in general seem very sanitized IMO. Tv studios probably feel like they have to play it safe more now than ever.
And with the black experience being shown, for the most part it will be super hood/poverty or flourishing middle class blacks being shown. A little more nuance can be given there. There are other levels of living that aren't one of those 2.
And truth be told, we need for racist examples of white folks on tv.
We need more office racism and race based conflict that doesn't end up with the two sides skipping off joyfully into the sunset
Take a risk. Stop making everything seem so clean and ideal. The world is far from that. But again, it's safe to have/show white "allies" living and loving and fighting for black folks.
Nah show that them and their families laugh at and complain about us when they are in their spaces too.
I liked the Soul Food series for how they displayed the black (family) experience.
Topics need to be touched.
People need to be and feel uncomfortable about what is really going on out here.
It ain't just the blatant racism coming from the MAGA crew.
I just want a black show to touch on the behind the scenes/ smile in your face type of racism that we probably deal with more often in THIS city.
Give me a DRAMA about a white gentrifying family moving smack into the middle of the hood and how that dynamic REALLY plays out.
This man did an excellent job with that...Norman Lear
Current situation:
Hollywood writers and actors are still on strike.
If a deal isn't reached, it could have devastating effects on the entertainment industry - according to several experts.
Cause and effect: If studio executives and guilds don't reach an agreement, it'll delay more programs which could lead to canceled steaming service subscriptions and reduced revenue.
- Last week, Disney CEO Bob Iger said that Disney's streaming service may not be a part of its core business.
Fun fact: So far, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” is the only movie released in 2023 to pass the $1 billion mark at the global box office.
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Norman Lear STOLE
Stop giving him credit for black shows. He stole the ideas and didn’t pay
He wasn’t great at anything pertaining to the black experience except thievery
Stop giving him credit for black shows. He stole the ideas and didn’t pay
He wasn’t great at anything pertaining to the black experience except thievery
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Ebro Darden Calls Out Drake for Never Speaking About Black Issues - XXL
Good move by Ebro. That being said of course Drake isn’t going to speak on black issues….he doesn’t consider himself black. Never has and never will. He’s a Jewish kid from Canada. Nothing wrong with that per say, however he’s no ally of black culture or black society. That’s one of the main reasons I don’t listen to him or play his music…..that and he has no talent as well. I respect the real.
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We have a lot more direct and passive racism showcased on the news and social media this generation. Nothing about a Black show telling us White people are racist is ground breaking or going to "spark a conversion" compared to coming off the Civil Rights movement. I think its fine if Black people don't want to write or deal with race relations in all their shows and movies after seeing video clips all day on Twitter and IG. Trauma porn is a real thing and some folk don't care to watch another slave movie.
That said, there's still content out there that touches on it (serious and humorous tones), but how many White people are watching enough Black-centric shows where they would get an opportunity to feel uncomfortable?
