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Originally posted by Obsession
She's kinda right. I mean, I do think there are times where it's good that there are socially aware factions willing to hold people accountable for their actions. But at this point, you should be able to tell when someone is actually racist - coming after people for any little gaffe as if it were an unforgivable crime of sorts doesn't actually help anyone become more socially aware. We all know Tina Fey isn't a racist, come on.
The specific storyline in question was literally about a white-passing woman trying to hide her Native American roots. Obviously a white actress was gonna be playing the part. |
This xInfinity. I love Tina so much, and I love her more after this interview.
I've even seen Native American people point out that the story
would not work if the woman was played by a Native American since, obviously, she'd have the experiences of a Native American woman (due to her skin color) and not a white woman (what the story called for her to have)
Enlighten me, someone
But