Thanks for your input, but my point goes beyond this show; rather, it speaks to the trend of casting of bi-racial and women of other races in starring and co-starring roles in films and TV productions that are purportedly about the black experience. Dear White People is merely one more example of that. Other…

Once again a privileged bi-racial woman is cast as the lead in a black story. This program would be more interesting and believable if it were told from the point of view of a black woman, especially a dark skin woman who experiences intra and inter racism on a regular basis, which begin with being valued less than…