Friday, September 14, 2012
"HEY WHITE GUYS!"
High five. It's the responsibility of allies to speak to one's peer group. Glad to see it done well.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Friday, October 29, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Brown Pride is the Victor.
Great sound bites from the Champ and George Lopez. Poetic justice for a LightWeight Racist
"When I get done whipping your ass, I'm gonna drink a Corona and eat a burrito for your Hispanic heritage." -Brock LesnarOn a side-note, really feeling the positive posts of late! A welcome change...
Labels:
Brock Lesnar,
Cain Velasquez,
George Lopez,
racism,
UFC
Sunday, October 17, 2010
"Captain Real America" Costume
Fall is great for many reasons, but is unfortunately perdy racist-y given when it comes to great American traditions such as Halloween & Thanksgiving. Last year we warned you about the the Illegal Alien costume. This year, we have an endorsement! Captain Real America.
Shout to James Brady, a great white father. Keep it real, gangster.
| Costume Contest 1 - Captain Real America | UCBcomedy.com |
Shout to James Brady, a great white father. Keep it real, gangster.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Floyd Mayweather: Racist Failure.
Mr. Mayweather. Until you get the right stereotypes, you're just an idiot. Besides, you don't have anything to talk about if you refuse to fight the man.
Labels:
Boxing,
Floyd Mayweather,
racism,
video
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
KIA "SOUL"
First off, I'm glad to see Black Sheep get paid (if they retained the rights to the tune) but KIA needs to get checked. Naming a car the "Soul" and the campaign is to have hamsters "act" as if they're black, with rap music, basketball and baggy hoodies and other stereotypical trappings. Yup, that's LightWeight Racist. They couldn't seriously think that African Americans would think this ad would make buying the "Soul" a good idea. Which begs the question "who IS the intended market for this ad?" and better yet are there middle Americans who think animated hamsters and baggy clothes are cool?
If you still don't get it, think about this... based on this ad, what would the Jeep "Cherokee" ad campaign look like? *bang*
Labels:
Automobiles,
KIA,
racism,
stereotypes
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