Paula Dean did it again... Ultra Racist... (Dindo Nuffins)
 

Wow ohh wow...............


Her son in choco face

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or the kid really spent too much time ion the tanning bed????????????????????????????

Come the fuck on. If this is racism I'm a fucking Kangaroo.

his hands are white

OP is mocking fools who cry "dass raciss" everywhere.

I let the people being mocked tell me whether it's racist or not.
I don't see how the mocker can define racism for the people being mocked.

Ricky was Hispanic, not Black.

"Ultra Racist" ?

just obnoxious

Al Pacino plays a Cuban in Scarface.

Racist!

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh no shit

that's what he's trying to get across :2 cents::2 cents:
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wow can't stay out of trouble

Al Jolson was racisss!

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.... oh wait...

While The Birth of a Nation glorified white supremacy and the KKK, Jolson chose to star in The Jazz Singer, which defied racial bigotry by introducing American black music to audiences worldwide.

While growing up, Jolson had many black friends, including Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, who later became a prominent tap dancer. As early as 1911, at the age of 25, Jolson was already noted for fighting discrimination on the Broadway stage and later in his movies:

---"at a time when black people were banned from starring on the Broadway stage," he promoted the play by black playwright Garland Anderson, which became the first production with an all-black cast ever produced on Broadway;

---he brought an all-black dance team from San Francisco that he tried to feature in his Broadway show;

---he demanded equal treatment for Cab Calloway, with whom he performed a number of duets in his movie The Singing Kid;

---he was "the only white man allowed into an all black nightclub in Harlem".

Sorry, nothing to see here.

Nothing new! A hillbilly mother and son pretending to be a fictional husband and wife duo! I think that happens a lot down south!

:2 cents:

Society is being "oversensitivized" by the day.

You would think someone who lost as much as she did due to racist claims would be super careful about what she took part in and what she allowed those around her to do.

The pic was from 2011.

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