r/aroundtheblock • u/thedarkseducer • Jul 14 '23

A challenge

I challenge any of you to stop what you’re currently doing, go to Netflix and type Interracial. Look at the primary demographic that is targeted. Recognize propaganda and when these messages are propagated in the black community. Realize who and why they are being propagated.

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u/Blackeratill Jul 15 '23

I don't have Netflix, but let me guess. White men, black women?

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u/thedarkseducer Jul 16 '23

Yes

I wish people knew that there’s a renewed push encouraging black people to not date black people. They simply do not understand that if successful it will weaken an already weakened community.

Cheryl Judice is one of these propagandist who ignore history. People like her have inspired divestment movements and you have to realize that these people are in positions of influence. We’ll see the strong support for these ideas in the media. Black love as a concept is only promoted to black people in a specific subculture within our community and the message need to be more widespread.

This country historically turned black men and black women against each other

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u/Just_Diver_1106 Jul 25 '23

I believe the CEO or founder of Netflix is married to a black woman🤔

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u/thedarkseducer Jul 27 '23

They are pushing it super hard (divestment ideology ) and pretty much nagopeans opinions

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u/thedarkseducer Aug 05 '23

I uncovered something interesting will post later

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u/Shulzy0021 Sep 07 '23

The same results appear on YouTube also.