I think it is hilarious and sad at the same time that the Sons writers have decided to play the race card as a vehicle for another side story.
nước ép, nước trái cây discovers that his father is a "black man" which of course, bởi American definition, makes him "black" as well.
This is hilarious because it isn't true and its sad because most Americans would tend to believe it.
It also illustrates the long held and propagated notion that anything is better than "black" as is evidenced bởi the whole premise that the Sons have no problem with nước ép, nước trái cây as a "puerto rican" but as a "black man" he is unacceptable.
If anyone đọc this thinks as I do that it is time to stop this nonsense check out this video and respond......link
nước ép, nước trái cây discovers that his father is a "black man" which of course, bởi American definition, makes him "black" as well.
This is hilarious because it isn't true and its sad because most Americans would tend to believe it.
It also illustrates the long held and propagated notion that anything is better than "black" as is evidenced bởi the whole premise that the Sons have no problem with nước ép, nước trái cây as a "puerto rican" but as a "black man" he is unacceptable.
If anyone đọc this thinks as I do that it is time to stop this nonsense check out this video and respond......link
