bambi haggins: the cw just decides not to do sitcoms anymore and that cuts out all black programming. latoya ferguson: it s something fox did earlier, you start your network based on black sitcoms, and then when you get enough viewers, you make the pivot to the quote unquote, more mainstream white audiences, which of course, also gets you better advertisers. aramide: you have this major erasure of people of color except for, you know, side characters. lucas brown eyes: when you are erased from the media, when you when you turn on the television and there are a hundred channels, thousands of shows to stream, and none of them represent you. you start to think you don t matter. dale: hello, my beautiful indian brother. lucas brown eyes: john redcorn, he s a side character on king of the hill. i m not a bare-chested leather vest wearing romeo in texas.
stream and none of them represent you, you start to think you don t matter. hello, my beautiful indian brother. john read core and he s a side character on kingsessing of the hill. i m not a bayer chested leather vest wearing romeo in texas, but that was the closest thing i had. please, that belonged to my father. yeah, it s nice. what s that made out of? rigatoni? boensz. eww. there is this native scentri. i have to make a choice, joseph. sometimes a herd can be the safest place there is, but the wrong herd can trample you. we have this culture that s traditionally been taken or stolen or misappropriated. say it,dale. something seems different about you. i had a vision. i m an indian now. good morning, class. not seeing native american
represent you. you start to think you don t matter. hello, my beautiful indian brother. john redcorn, he s a side character on king of the hill. i m not a bare-chested leather vest-wearing romeo in texas. but that was the closest thing i had. please, dale, that belonged to my father. yeah, it s nice. what s that made out of,of, rigatoni? bones. ew. there is this very native-centric story where john redcorn wants to share his culture with his son. you have to make a choice, joseph. sometimes a herd can be the safest place there is. but the wrong herd can trample you. we have this culture that has traditionally been taken or stolen or misappropriated. say it, dale. something seems different about you. something is different, bill. i had a vision. i m an indian now. good morning, class. not seeing native american characters, not seeing native