Can "I" VENT?????????

[Basra-]

Here "I" or WE are, enjoying period movies of White people---classing and checking each others class, scrutinizing each other who is "blue blood" or an upstart or ambition, or high aristocracy groupies. You sit there, totally removed from the upper crust white circus, to escape into a world u don't know. A world you read in Jane Austen, in a milder, narrow small way. You then get curious, after being schooled by Ms Austen in grade 1, and u embark on your own journey to read "REAL" quality aristocrats. The crème de la crème. The Duchess and the Earls of their times. Old Newspapers, surprisingly shine with flowing language aide you in this perusing adventure.

Then, once upon an unfortunate afternoon you come across a period movie directed by ALL people an adoon Ghanian woman. First, having recovered the oddity of such a possibility, you allow a sense of liberality that-- she must be refined and one can over look the naked adoon nose and features before you and appreciate her art. You watch her film--directly with all the proper costume and elegance yes, but the content shock me.


Amidst --the elegance and the estates--this intolerable Ghanian adoon director dare influx her adooniimo in the plot. A scene where a half cast black woman with her father a white aristocrat. As if that is not shock and bothersome itself, she interjects NAPPY hair in the picture. A scene where a black servant helping her adoon mistress to comb her nappy hair. There and there, all elegance is lost. While the white people are judging themselves over who is a farmer or who is a gentleman, this adoon woman main concern is---Do I need a thug rap star style large comb to tackle my NAPPY HAIR?



My venting ends here. So is my viewing, unfortunately.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_(2013_film)

[Jove]

Of course she put the negro in there. To do anything but would incite race-traitor allegations from the editorial board of the thegrio to the pulpits of every negro church. I have not seen this particular film, as I dislike mainstream movies, but I am certain of the plot: Einstein-IQ black woman prevented from accomplishing ambitions by racist, jealous, patriarchal white father and "intersectionality". Is it not so Basra? Anyway, it is no longer "okay" to have anti-negro sentiments. Even we Somalis must come to appreciate and celebrate "adoonimo"—the jareer hair, slave backgrounds, rap music. Else we are RACIST.