i just committed digital blackface.oubt it is worse than the traditional liberal version of blackface. [laughter] mine's is much easier on the pores. if you name fred, that is a racialized reaction. what about eddie murphy giving the a-ok sign? no worries if that happens. there's no mess to clean up. so you meme the murphy. you co-opted culture. what a pathetic idiot. he believes he had a role in that culture and therefore he must protect it. you white knight, sorry to black knight. in fact, all of these accusers of cultural appropriation foolishly think that they can be a custodian to history that they had no role in. they did not make sanford and seven. they have nothing to do with beverly hills cop. now imagine if all of us embraced their beliefs that all cultures must be separated that the only people who would be eligible for antibiotics would be white british males because it is their culture after all, literally. but we don't care. that is what actors do. you, we make crazy rich asians with native americans and i

about the blackface analogy. i think it's preposterous. i think it's absolutely ridiculous to make that comparison. and enough said in that regard and because the president believes it's comparable to blackface, it makes him right and students get out of here. i just don't think that you should have as a laboratory of learning were children. young adults are developing and growing. i don't think there should be censorship , and i don't think this should be distinctions between what's appropriate. what's inappropriate. what you can do what you won't do what you should do, which it's ridiculous are allowed to decide what's appropriate for their class and they're still a buy. right? i think i think presidents are allowed to decide what is appropriate and they can be fired. if they make stupid decisions. that's fine. but this idea that it's a what 1000 flowers boom and whatever floats your boat and students just get to say i'm going to say express myself, however, i want is how you get things like you just had at stanford law school where you

you may be wearing digital blackface. right. >> so sdafrnsds for different groups of american citizens we have a situation the upon demand for racism is out stripped the supply. jason is the host of fearless and joins you to assess. jason thank you, grit to see you you take these things to the deeper level than we miss. what do you make of this? >> it is what obvious. it is what you just said. there is just not enough racism. and so they are inventing new forms of racism. and the next thing cnn will tell us is about digital listening. and that is when someone criticizes obama or michelle obama or kamila harris and then they will have dig at that time slavery when trump returns to twit and someone likes a trump tweet. and systemic digital racism and musk purchased twit and shadow banning conservative this is is systemic digital racism. they gotta come up with this buzz they hide from the fact they are trying to cover fact that while antiblack racism decreased ands antiwhite racism increased in america and anybody this is n

songs sorry written for the blackface minstrel. i should make that clear. yeah. america's greatness and exceptional is not geographically exclusive. right? so it comes from the north all the way to the south, across the entire plains. right. this idea, this myth of american greatness, this idea that, you know, europeans charge for this new frontier and all excitement of discovering these new lands and and forging new frontier, a new beginning and. it's told with in a in such an american exceptionalist form as black and brown peoples were not instrumental to this exceptional ism. and i think that's one of the biggest myths right, that you can't really tell the story. well, we do tell the story of one sided story, right. the monuments tell us that. we tell the story in a one dimensional way, though other persons were not involved in the process. and to me that that shoots right at the heart of because how can you really tell the story of democracy with a one sided story. so i think the myth is american greatness and exceptionalism. y

what about the blackfaces, what about the brown faces? why don't we know them?screen, also executive producing behind the scenes. why is having women at the helm and women of color especially so important? >> i feel like we have to -- inclusion matters. it's so important. it was important we have a black female writer, we got kale fetterman, a black director, delmar washington. the crew, it was really important, we're telling our story. it's not to exclude an to include us. >> why this story? >> for me, it's about doing something that will serve my community. i have this crazy, amazing platform. i say my platform for three things. showing i still look cute at my age. shading a housewife. and bringing things to life that are important to me. this is one of them. >> this is now going into your fourth season on "real housewives of beverly hills." >> time flies when you're having fun. >> i can't imagine. you said last season was intense and dark. tell me a little bit about what you were thinking. lisa renna is no longer on the show. has the dynamic changed? >> we've

well, wearing blackface. it seems to be the take away. chadwick is maybe this is all for show. yeah, it it's so deeply offensive. everyone knows that, like liberal white guy that puts on like a black accent when he talks to black people and everyone just or like hillary clinton does. and it's just so offensive and gross and cringe. and it's sort of an effect that this is what joe biden does as a default setting. and it's almost like he doesn't really need to because nobody expects him to be this kind of tiktok, social justice warrior. he's perhaps pretending to be or thinks he needs to be. it's really just be like the old white guy that's completely corrupt and using your family to enrich yourself and your position. that's fine. we all get it. joe biden, you can't distract us with trying to pretend you're puerto rican. or black and jewish and everything else that you are trying to do. what do they say? >> it's not a lie if you truly believe it. do you doubt that joe biden believes he is a black puerto rican jewish pole? >> could be possible. he actually . >> these things. chatt

oh, yeah, this digitalac itu're doing digital blackface. it's a joke, tucker. is it's it's a scam. >> but they're the cost is i mean, there are many costs, probably. but one of them is thesumption elsumption that everybody in america secretly hates everyone else on the basis3 4 f1 it's not remotely the reality. but these organizations seem in most of corporate media, fro they're there to distract us froe m the truth. and the truth is that china, just like you did at the top ofi your show with tiktok, is perverting young people. disney is perverted young provt people. they're normalizing g this whole transgender thing thd corrupting our kidthing ans and targeting our kids. they want us debating silly stuff, digital blackfacelo and not looking atokin the pure evil that they're imposing >> yea >> if they did it to mow and you, w on kids. f if they were doing it to me and you, we could handle it.t id we can. and sat they're doing it to kids. it's evil. it's wicked.ti it'sc yooc tannic. >> yeah.e and the money stuff, especially like where are the money from? svb go

frat posing in blackface as black men shoved aside. so white women might on the sidewalk beaches, segregate aided to keep black bodies deemed noxious or sexually enticing away from white bodies. and, of course, the ghastly regularity of beatings and lynchings. these pathos haunted black writers as richard wright, who wrote them with icy rage, and james baldwin, who wrote of them with sorrow, pity, as when flying into atlanta over woodland, he imagined that the rust red earth of georgia acquired its color from blood that had dripped from lynched bodies hanging from these trees. in this case, since literature, one recent instance out for me in her book, the warmth of other suns, isabel wilkerson and writes of an elderly black man, george, whom she interviewed at his home in harlem around 90. mr. recalled going as a boy some 70 years earlier to the local drugstore in hometown of eustis, florida with the plan of buying an ice cream cone. the pharmacist liked to greet his black customers by addressing a question to. a little terrier he kept

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you can't dress children as because dress your children as because it's problematic sombrero no blackfacegig last night where the dress is a tuxedo and look like james bond and i to remove all of the racism from the material. but yeah is a big on big list of things that you can't dress your kid as. i mean i'd say just go as if your favourite character from your favourite religious text. could text. yeah well what could possibly winnie the possibly go wrong. winnie the pooh. be a one pooh. that would be a good one to through the schools asking to go through the schools asking the off. those are the the bottom off. those are the schools system red t—shirt . how schools system red t—shirt. how the schools actually putting the ban , the schools actually ban, the schools actually banning certain books list is i mean the article just more things that would get you in trouble . it's just i things that would get you in trouble . it'sjust i don't trouble. it's just i don't i don't think it would i think i think a lot of this culture war stuff just happens. and, you know, on twitter. and then if yo