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he wants them to sort of know their heritage dre: i just want one of my kids to end up being black so i can love it. malcolm venable: whereas the cosby show was a much more sort of safe kind of here s us living every day, the black-ish family is very unapologetic about their blackness in ways that really hadn t been seen on prime- time television before. dre: so next saturday, when you turn 13 you re becoming a man too, a black man. because i m throwing you an african rites of passage ceremony. andre: that does not sound as fun. zoey: no it does not. emily vanderwerff: black -ish was a show that was really good about talking about individual social issues in a way that we hadn t really seen since norman lear. patrick gomez: and that leads us right up to the reboot of norman lear s 1970s classic, one day at a time. elena: i get it, we re cuban. lydia: azucar! isabella gomez: it follows three generations of latinas. lydia: come on!! isabella gomez: everything that we would get into as a
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and then he walks. malcolm venable: he goes over to netflix where he got a whopping hundreds of millions dollar deal to create new content. kenya: i don t know how to do it man. i feel like i really care what white people think. i feel like i-i like it a lot. tyler: that s really sad, man. that s a sad existence. kenya: it s not a great life. cedric: i loved kenya barris in the show black af with tyler perry, where he s lost and not knowing what to do. kenya: what about critics? tyler: i don t give a fuck. tyler: people are recognizing themselves in these stories, no matter how crass people think they are, no matter what the critics are saying, oh i don t get this shit, i don t understand that this is - i don t give a fuck, because i m talking to us . lorraine ali: the fragmentation of television, streamers coming in. it just opened all this space. cedric: what makes insecure unique is, the power in the recognition of strong,
sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i ll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i d love a second opinion. no. i m going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there s no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. hustleman: yow, check it out, hustleman is in the house malcolm venable: the mid -90s was a golden era for black sitcoms. michael schneider: as fox went with predominantly african-american casts, you had new networks in the wb and upn. that then took that playbook and went with it tia: dad. tamar: mom? tia and tamara: that girl has my face! latoya ferguson: sister sister was on the wb. the wayans brothers. mara brock akil: when the black sitcom was emerging on the upn and the wb you are so joyful, excited,