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God this picture really speaks about who I am. I wish more people would be understanding of what I have to go through every single day but every time I try to explain to someone about my lifestyle they laugh in my face. I just feel so alone in my life and I just want people to stop dismissing me for who I really am.
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To begin, this is the most offensive movie I have ever seen. I cannot believe people would allow this to be shown in theaters. As an individual that does not identify as a white person and faces the same struggles as other PoC do, this movie is a mockery to my lifestyle. I did not choose to be what I am and Jamie Kennedy's character in this movie is absolutely disgusting.
I can not stand the fact that this movie was popular for a long time and it kills me every time I hear someone make a reference to it in public. I don't have the ability to just go up to them and tell them why they are wrong for thinking this is a good movie.
If you haven't seen it, this movie focuses on a straight cis white male and his "struggle" with being a "black rapper". It's a comedy, which apparently Hollywood only makes of these types of people because the white males in charge of production wouldn't want to give society a taste of what it's really like to be someone that truly identifies as a PoC.
Please reblog this so I can help stop the gross mistreatment of people like me.
