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Posted at 3:19PM on August 18th 2009 by barbramcwh
I do see what you mean!! However, a black show (s) always represent us black folks,because we don’t have these shows often. Unlike our counterparts, we don’t have several regular viewing TV shows. When we finally do have these shows, we feel we have to do what? Represent us!!!!! True it’s sad, but it is getting better… You think?:
Posted at 11:13AM on August 15th 2009 by A watcher