Watch This Woke Documentary With Me…IF YOU CAN - Unapologetic LIVE 04/27/22

Amala Ekpunobi

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4.2 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

So Showtime came out with this documentary called “Everything’s Gonna Be All White,” which The Hollywood Reporter says “tackles the racial history of America” and Fast Company says “rebukes America’s history deniers.” The first episode is available free on YouTube…let’s see what it’s all about!

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0:00.0	I just have to sing a song for you guys.
0:15.6	Okay.
0:25.6	Okay.
0:26.6	Because every little thing is gonna be all white.
0:30.6	What a horrible reality to live in that everything could be all white ladies and gentlemen.
0:36.6	I don't know if you recognize that phrase.
0:39.6	Everything's gonna be all white.
0:41.6	No time.
0:42.6	Put out a show with that exact title.
0:45.6	Talking about the difference between white and black America and how the white man is inherently oppressive and everything is racist and all they wanna do is hold us down as people of color.
0:53.6	Oh my gosh.
0:55.6	What a horrific reality.
0:57.6	I live in.
0:59.6	Taylor is here.
1:00.6	What is in gentlemen.
1:01.6	Hello everyone.
1:02.6	Our resident white male.
1:03.6	Taylor, how does it feel that you are constantly oppressing me every waking moment every time that you breathe?
1:08.6	I just have a lot of guilt about it and I'm going to be apologizing on stuff every day for the rest of my life.
1:14.6	So Taylor, after every episode, he just bows down and cries about the white guilt that he feels for the crimes of his ancestors.
1:14.6	Did his ancestors own slaves?
1:22.6	No, I don't think so.
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