So... where's the problem?

You're removing white content, highlighting black content. Isn't that a good thing for black people?

At this point I'm wondering if people are concentrating on negatives rather than positives on purpose.

Yeah...they are.

lmaoo

The white people don't want to filter out black content. So technically, the racist ones are the people who filter out the white content and only let the TMZ Black

There are so many other bigger, more important race issues to deal with and y'all are worried about a damn TMZ filtering tag.

I know right. There's so much ya'll can do with your free time and you're fighting over this.

But what about white people who want to remove black content? Why is that deemed racist and unacceptable, when black people are freely able to get rid of white content?

People need to remember that equality is a two-way road.

Yes.

Yeah, like millions of Americans voting for a black president, millions of people in general making Michael a best-seller etc.

At what point does this stop, or will it simply never be enough. Which to some extent, I can understand why a black person may never find 'justice'. Accept and embrace that things have changed for the better. A lot of progress to be made but ****.

Black people are the minority and were/are considered inferior, whereas white people aren't. We have nothing to gain..

Wouldn't be the first time a thread has highlighted the negative though. Sony released two movies adapted from a white lead and replaced them with a black lead. Instead of seeing the attempt to change society, people want to concentrate on facts made that people watch more movies with white leads and perhaps suggests Sony is racist for not catering to their audience, and that includes a large number of African Americans. Then when the movie flops because no one, including African Americans, bother to take interest in the movie, it's everyone being racist. And of course the back to back critically acclaimed black-casted movies that have been released over the last few years just didn't happen, and people would obviously prefer majority of black leads so then another point can be made that it's a 'black persons job' or some ****.

Implying Mariah is black fff

Over 95% of the stories are white. The tag would be redundant.

Well **** sites have black sections why can't TMZ?

If its not saying anything positive about a black entertainer then yes.. but if its a positive article then no.

Do you not see how many Black people work for TMZ?

They did more suspect things than this, tbh.