Top 3 fave food.Raw Dawgin' it;1706540 wrote:Honestly, who doesn't like fried chicken?
Or mashed potatoes... or hell even watermelon.Raw Dawgin' it;1706540 wrote:Honestly, who doesn't like fried chicken?
HitsRus;1706534 wrote: If this were an ad for Irish history month and it featured a menu of traditional Irish dishes?....nah.
love soul food ...black folks know how to cook ......sounds like a good stereo type to me......would showing chop sticks and general tsos chicken when talking about chinese be offensive.......would showing a plate of spaghetti and meatballs be offensive when talking about italians.........the depiction left out one main thing though ......mac and cheese...pleaseUz2Bon36;1706526 wrote:
WordMulva;1706583 wrote:I had no idea mashed potatoes were a black stereotype.
I don't think they get a whole month! I think they have to settle for just one day....March 17.Uz2Bon36;1706553 wrote:When is Irish history month? I did not search Google for the answer.
Or black people could grow up and stop being offended by everything. Grow some tougher skin and stop being such a party pooper about meaningless stereotypes. Seriously, think white guys are all up in arms when someone says "White guys can't dance". No. We go to work, pay our taxes, and vote in elections.SnotBubbles;1706548 wrote:Racist? No.
Does it stereotype? Yes.
Of course it's going to bring some outrage. The sooner white people figure out not to stereotype or profile...the sooner people like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson go away.
That ANYONE even remotely considers something like this a stereotype is evidence of how much sh** has been pounded into our head at the expense of reason.SnotBubbles;1706548 wrote:Racist? No.
Does it stereotype? Yes.
Of course it's going to bring some outrage. The sooner white people figure out not to stereotype or profile...the sooner people like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson go away.
