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Written by Timid
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Thursday, 21 February 2008 |
I love the Boondocks tv show, it's hilarious and on point in social commentary (although I would like the N word cut back a bit but I get it in the context of the show) but apparently BET doesn't share my love. Aww come on BET where's the love?
Well an upcoming episode of Boondocks entitled "Hunger" was due to air and BET wasn't happy about it. I don't know y'all something offended them I suppose. I can't quite place my finger on it. Perhaps you can help me out by watching the leaked clip from the show that was banned and maybe tell me something I might have missed. |
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Written by Kirshan Murphy
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Wednesday, 20 February 2008 |
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You are familiar with the term, it has been used as the other ultimate insult to Black folk - ‘uncle tom’. It has been around ever since the character, Uncle Tom, made his appearance in Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery novel, ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin‘.
Side note: The Uncle Tom character in the novel has long been debated as whether or not he was a noble hero or the proverbial ‘uncle tom’. This article ignores the debate and focuses on the use of the term today.
The term uncle tom is generally used to insult African Americans whose political views or allegiances are viewed by critics as being detrimental to other blacks. In addition to seeming as being subservient to White America.
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