She is allergic to black men: The Movie

[Jazzy B.]

The story is about a biracial black girl (black doctor mom white dead dad) and her life with a disease (SCID) that makes it so that she must stay inside of her house or else she'll die. They are rich and live in a rich white neighborhood, so it makes sense for her new neighbor to be rich and white.

This reads like a Matrix movie where no Black Men exist

 

[Poitier]

i actually support black/asian unions

 

[Neuromancer]

Why does she keep choosing these roles?

But then again, she's biracial.

Feminist too. @Poitier

 

[K.Dot]

The fukking thread title

 

[Mad Good Dro]

This reads like a Matrix movie where no Black Men exist

shyts fukking trash

Watch it win awards too

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

IN

 

[AAKing23]

She's sexy.

A little young but she could get the paynus


Too bad she don't like nikkas

 

[Afro]

This reads like a Matrix movie where no Black Men exist

Glad I'm not the only person to catch that ish

How many movies showing black men and women together nowadays

 

[K.Dot]

No chill Leave my Jamaican women alone

 

[AAKing23]

i actually support black/asian unions

More of them blasian girls that I love so much

 

[Draje]

Filmed in Canada

You this mad about Sleight or Cloak&Dagger?

 

[Matt504]

The story follows 18-year-old Madeline Whittier, who suffers from severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) and therefore cannot leave her house, or interact with anything that has not been "sanitized."

I guess white men are more sanitary

 

[Neuromancer]

You this mad about Sleight or Cloak&Dagger?

Yeah I think he wasn't supporting either cause of the Agenda.

Side note superhero movies trump the agenda in my eyes.

 

[Jazzy B.]

@Giselle So the concept of a Rich Black Man doesn't exist to you?

 

[Wolfgang-Zero]

Nope!

The story is about a biracial black girl (black doctor mom white dead dad) and her life with a disease (SCID) that makes it so that she must stay inside of her house or else she'll die. They are rich and live in a rich white neighborhood, so it makes sense for her new neighbor to be rich and white.

This story was written by a jamaican american black (maybe mixed) woman. You all should be proud that a black person (woman) had her award winning novel turned into a movie, that the leads are black, and that the story does not paint black pple in a stereotypical or cliche way.

Here is the full summary.

Don't act like there aren't more BMWW relationship in movies and in real life than there are of WMBW.


Don't you all get tired of these types of threads? This thread should be deleted if the title isn't changed to fit the actual story.


No, Over finally being able to experience life. She is going to die anyway, so she may as well enjoy life while she's alive instead of being in the house all of the time. That's no way to live.