I know her from the Kids/Teens Reacts video. I'm not really impressed with this character nor am I impressed with her acting skills and really fake southern accent. But hey, if she's smart, she'll keep milking the cash cow so she can further herself into the acting world. No one said you had to be talented to become…

Oh yes, just what the world need, another TV show about a white oatmeal girl.

I didn't say you had to be lenient. In fact, I said I would not give her a pass and I'm not meaning to argue against you I'm actually agreeing with you but honestly, you have no understanding of our issues the same way I have no real understanding of America's. I could go to University for years and still not have…

indeed. It must be great being able to ignore an artist referring herself to a slave master when talking about her black entourage. Isn't feminism grand?

I think your comment encapsulates everything wrong with this sites brand of white "feminism" TM. I bet you think there is a special place in hell for feminists who criticize successful women like Ms. Azalea. Stay classy.

She's also cartoonishly bigoted. The more you know.

Yeah, with that fake-ass, ridiculous blackcent. How embarrassing for her, and insulting for hip hop fans that this is what people are trying to shove down the public's throats.

My friend actually described her as a bootleg Foxxy Brown today. I have this possibly misguided theory that, as a white person, you should enter the hip hop sphere more humbly as it's not your space. But Iggy just basically came in doing her best exaggerated black girl impression, and I for one am currently…

Pshhh WHAT?! Head cheese bahn mi is the best.

Eddie Huang titled his memoir "Fresh Off the Boat" in the spirit of reclaiming and owning the negatively-perceived "foreign" imagery associated with Asian immigrants—that Asian immigrants are uncouth, loud, non-English-speaking, etc. He's asserting the term FOB to throw all these qualities in the face of mainstream…

While I 100% agree that the show title is garbage and think the concept is limited, I am reminded that 'Cougartown' is real and still exists and thus almost anything is possible.

Well, we're the perpetual foreigner, regardless of where we were born or how many generations our families have lived here. So, I'm not surprised that TV shows have excluded us.

An avalanche of Veep/Danny Chung jokes are cascading through my mind.

ABC could add more diversity to their lineup by including an Asian dude, or two, to The Bachelorette. (See Bachelorette post).

I'm an Asian American male and I have a different opinion. A show with an All Asian cast is really rare and I think is a great step forward. Let's face it, we see a lot of Asian actresses paired with white actors, a show depicting a healthy, Asian American family is a refreshing change.

My favorite part is the quote in Fresh Off The Boat where Eddie's father tells him "They'll never put a face like yours on TV." It's shameful that it was true for so long, but I'm so happy to see that the narrative is changing. The book is such an interesting and honest commentary on what it means to be Asian…

By looking at what's on TV, I swear you'd never know Asian people are part of America, and it needs to be fixed pronto. This reminds me of the telenovelas that were popular in my country of origin. They gave us the impression that all of South America was populated exclusively by white people. The occasional maid or…

I love Eddie Huang! Fresh Off the Boat on Vice is my shit!

Wait one minute, didn't you have some less than complimentary things to say about that memoir in your "Asian men are angry" article?

Ha, sorry not a feminist nor do I give two fucks about it. As a WOC, feminism was and always will be a cause created by white women and benefits white women specifically. Humanist? Yea sure I'd identify with being a humanist. Not my fault. White feminists have long strived hard to ensure that feminism stays their…