I've heard some Black people talk about the show but just by seeing one episode I can see they don't talk about it in the way it should be talked about. Once again we have a stereotypical mess. I've only watched one episode: Season 1 episode 1 and I am completely turned off.
I have to wonder how Black people could watch this show and see how others manifest their thoughts of how Black people behave and not become repulsed. Do you want your spirit, vibration and image to rise, or are you just happy to see yourself on screen, like a Black person who jumped for joy when Octavia Spencer won an Oscar for her role in "The Help"?
The show features two main Black characters Tara and Lafayette. Both characters provide non-Black viewers with a comfortable, entertaining, pity inspiring depiction of Black people.
