Just had to post this.
This was back when you could make fun of things like this,
Eddie Murphy style from SNL. I miss the 80's when joking around was clearly
MAKING FUN OF STEREOTYPES and wasn't mean spirited bullying directed at people.
I think this says more about the cultural shift in
perception in media/social stereotypes and in politics.
What used to be seen as individual responsibility
has been projected more and more on groups as a COLLECTIVE
identity in order to make public statements in the media
complaining and demanding change from WHOLE GROUPS.
This was back when you could make fun of things like this,
Eddie Murphy style from SNL. I miss the 80's when joking around was clearly
MAKING FUN OF STEREOTYPES and wasn't mean spirited bullying directed at people.
I think this says more about the cultural shift in
perception in media/social stereotypes and in politics.
What used to be seen as individual responsibility
has been projected more and more on groups as a COLLECTIVE
identity in order to make public statements in the media
complaining and demanding change from WHOLE GROUPS.