i take real issue with the character of ali g "nailing the zeitgeist of the 90s and early 2000s", unless they are referring to the early 2000s being a cultural wasteland full of celebrities we would discover were extremely problematic, in which case, i guess, i suppose

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I don’t see anyone laughing at the fact he’s supposed to be a racially ambiguous privileged character laughing at Black culture, all I see is people laughing WITH HIM at Black culture. It’s not his place to do that.

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This pun on the phrase “Iz It Cos I Iz Black” echoes being dismissive of Black people making perceived spurious complaints of racism eg in interactions with police and denigrates Multicultural London English which is just a dialect like any other. These posters are all over the tube.

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A masterclass in patience and grace. That was exhausting to watch but handled so well

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