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Druski made a lot of people laugh — and accidentally dropped one of the sharpest critiques of Hollywood's hiring practices in years. This episode takes the joke seriously.
Why does Hollywood keep choosing Black British actors for roles that feel like they should go to Black Americans? The real answer isn't personal — it's structural. We break down the UK's state-funded theater pipeline, the impossible trade-off American actors are forced to make between training and credits, the cultural disinvestment that quietly hollowed out the American Black theater, and the specific bias — against descendants of the enslaved — that nobody want to talk about.
This is my analysis. But it's also a mirror.
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A deep dive into Tyler Perry and his influence in and over Black Hollywood.
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