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Tag Archives: deracination

Russell Simmons and His Delusions of a Post-Racial World

Posted on March 8, 2012 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on Russell Simmons’ piece in The Hollywood Reporter.
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Posted in Film, Music | Tagged 2050, advertising industry, Alyssa Rosenberg, black cool, black films, black music, black people, black self-hatred, deracinated, deracination, Diggy, Eddie Murphy, Frank Sinatra, Hollywood, James Roday, Justin Bieber, majority minority country, media consolidation, Mexican, Michael Jackson, Michael Trevino, music industry, post-racial, Russell Simmons, Sammy Davis Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, stereotype, The Help, white people, white redemption | 3 Comments

Erasure

Posted on January 27, 2011 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on the remakes of Annie and A Star is Born.
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Posted in Film, Television | Tagged A Star is Born, Americanness, Annie, assimilation, Beyonce, colorblind casting, deracination, Dilshad Vadsaria, ethnic whiteness, Greek, Melrose Place, people of color, Thomas Calabro, Will Smith, Willow Smith | 2 Comments
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