an album can have "overly black" messaging and still be the best, musically and conceptually. IMO there is no such thing as "too black" if we are strictly talking about what makes good music.

bo bice obviously needs a safe space

the world told him he was black. he didn't need his parents to tell him that.

oh okay.

he's just doing a character.

thank you so much.

lol

yeah, i get it. you like to talk about claims.

ok, if that makes you feel better, fine. you won your online debate with me. i lose. talk about claims all you want. i'm not bothered.

yeah we know.

who said he did?

okay, and?

yes, it's the same thing. the subject hasn't been changed, you merely disagree with my post and you're attempting to force a conversation of your liking.

you're one black person and that's wonderful that you've been successful.

that man who killed those black people in that church was clearly racist. i don't know why you are defending him from being labeled as such. he hated black people and killed them because they were black.

it happens when white people refuse to hire qualified black people to publish writing. we're used to it. the reason why black people create their own outlets and create their own niches is because those in power (mainly white people) won't allow them into their spaces.

'I also believe that she is speaking for all women."

"I can't believe we are still living in a world where people actively make themselves 'exclusive' simply based on the colour of their skin."

you didn't consume the lemonade but you sho did drank the koolaid.

so glad you care about what black women think of this video.