them because the zombies are racist. ain t that some [ bleep ]? these are some racist mother zombies. and they start to figure out oh, wait, wait. you re going to walk by me like that? what is that? they seriously wouldn t let her eat us. mocking the idea of race and racism, but in a really sharp and unpredictable way. i just want to say to my critics, i hear your voices and hear your concerns. maybe if you could chill out the hell out for a second, maybe i could focus on some shit, you know? one of the best things they re known for is luther, the anger translator where jordan peele would play president obama and michael keegan key would play his angry translator. i have a hot diggity doggity birth certificate, you dumb ass cracker. okay. luther? dial it back, luther, damn obama knew he couldn t be the angry black man. all he could do is roll with the punches. we do need to stay focused on some big challenges like climate change.
weren t a lot of women journalists and you learned in the banter, you put your lipstick back on and you just move forward. i think that now a younger generation is doing the opposite. they re speaking up immediately. all right. jessica bennett, really fascinating read and fascinating content you bring us today. thanks for having me. cnn s new original series, the 2010s covers a decade and is known as the second golden age of television. obama knew he couldn t be the angry black man. all he could do was roll with the punches. we do need to stay focused on some big challenges, like climate change. listen, y all, if you haven t noticed, california is bone dry! there was this really incredible moment at the white house correspondents dinner when
dignity. you have to remember, president obama, barack obama, when he was running, it was said that he was the least angry black man in america, it s the only way he could win. that is the same charge raphael warnock that idea of the angry black man hangs over, it clouds, kind of, the way that incredibly accomplished black candidates feel they have to comport themselves. there s the question of what herschel walker s candidacy does to this sort of world of black politics. i want to read an excerpt from the usa today editorial, which is rather scathing. for some republicans, any warm body that can be used as a pawn is sufficient. the fact herschel walker happens to be black is an irony too delicious to resist for some voters who ve chosen to rally behind one of the most unqualified political candidates in recent memory. a community that fought against stereotypes of violence, criminality, intellectual inferiority, and sexual promiscuity, walker is an embarrassment. the idea of bei
independent voters, and let s be honest, white, moderate voters are also going to be the ones voting for raphael warnock. that s what you ve been actively courting, though. what do you have to, be if you are barack obama, raphael, warnock is measured. it s not angry, it s not attacking, it s not aggressive. for democratic votes, democratic candidates, you know, there is a different expectation of dignity. there s a different demand for dignity. you have to remember, president obama, barack obama, when he was running, it was said that he was the least angry black man in america, it s the only way he could win. that is the same charge raphael warnock that idea of the angry black man hangs over, it clouds, kind of, the way that incredibly accomplished black candidates feel they have to comport themselves. there s the question of what herschel walker s candidacy does to this sort of world of black politics. i want to read an excerpt from the usa today editorial, which is rather s
there is a different expectation of dignity. there s a different demand for dignity. you have to remember, president obama, barack obama, when he was running, it was said that he was the least angry black man in america, it s the only way he could win. that is the same charge raphael warnock that idea of the angry black man hangs over, it clouds, kind of, the way that incredibly accomplished black candidates feel they have to comport themselves. there s the question of what herschel walker s candidacy does to this sort of world of black politics. i want to read an excerpt from the usa today editorial, which is rather scathing. for some republicans, any warm body that can be used as a pawn is sufficient. the fact herschel walker happens to be black is an irony too delicious to resist for some voters who ve chosen to rally behind one of the most unqualified political candidates in recent memory. a community that fought against stereotypes of violence, criminality, intellectual infe