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I’ve been disappointed with how Jerrod Carmichael has handled his platform since coming out. I’ve been a huge fan of his in the past and I loved The Carmichael Show. He said something in this interview though that stuck out to me. He’s used to being “the smartest guy... show more

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Now focused* Ughhh. I hate typos that can’t be changed. 😫🤣

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I need my black people to stop seeking validation, and acceptance from white people!!

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Because that’s 100% this. I hate it.

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I watched the episode and the clip doesn’t change what he said he still stated he likes that kind of thing of race play. His trying to change the narrative but Jerrod is coming off very unlikeable in this series

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Sometimes I wish some people wouldn’t peel back the curtain.

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Some folks will do ANYTHING for white likes.

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You’re not wrong.

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Nah cuz same. 🤣

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The joke should not have been made period the end

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Your avi is an appropriate response to his explanation.

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