Why is blackface not popular anymore?

[Deleted member 53821]

I'm wondering why this lost it's popularity. It is basically making fun of poor dumb southern black folk and it is kind of insulting but how is it different than a movie like White Girls? That is two black guys doing whiteface and making fun of the blonde valley girl stereotype. A lot of people think that is funny and not one white woman I know ever said that they were offended by it. In both cases, the characture is so over the top that no one really takes it as an actual representation of white people or black people.

 

[Asclepias]

Probably because no one wants an ass kicking. most likely.

 

[Deleted member 53821]

Probably because no one wants an ass kicking. most likely.

A lot of those blackface comedians were black themselves. Why is it considered so racist that it can no longer be done anymore?

 

[Steven_R]

Because black pussies are loud and nobody wants to offend black pussies.

 

[Asclepias]

Probably because no one wants an ass kicking. most likely.

A lot of those blackface comedians were black themselves. Why is it considered so racist that it can no longer be done anymore?

Black people dont have to be uncle toms to get paid anymore and like i said they dont want their asses kicked.

 

[waltky]

Why is blackface not popular anymore?

I dunno...

... mebbe `cause it stains yer clothes...

... an' even Tide can't get it out?

 

[Asclepias]

Because black pussies are loud and nobody wants to offend black pussies.

I understand you are little but stop eating Black ***** or wear some ear protection the next time you eat out.

 

[InsaneForJesus]

i have a black ***** ....





















....his name is Ninja

 

[blastoff]

Because anyone in black face today would look like Barry's son, daughter, father, uncle, aunt, cousin, etc., etc., etc...

 

[jacknicholson]

They may look like Tall, dark and handsome as well. All blacks are not ugly.

 

[jacknicholson]

Kevin Hart is a famous but blackface and recently got married to Eniko Parrish