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Kid Cudi asked Mike Epps how he got in Resident Evil because it was a random casting and Mike couldn’t stop talking about how he play the Black guy alot in movies and how he was the only Black guy in Resident evil, he says in every horror movie...

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So this happened at a Movie Theater in Dallas in 2024. The black guy found something in his gf's water. He wanted an explanation from the bartender. He was ignored. The bartender's drunk friends started talking ish. And you know how that goes. When chairs are involved 😉
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So this happened at a Movie Theater in Dallas in 2024. The black guy found something in his gf's water. He wanted an explanation from the bartender. He was ignored. The bartender's drunk friends started talking ish. And you know how that goes. When chairs are involved 😉

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Black guy PUNCHES a random White man in the face because he thinks he was on Karmelo Anthony's jury selection He also threatens his life saying, "You gonna die." How is this not a hate crime? @fbi
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Caleb Hammer brought in Tyler, a black guy, to confront the guy everyone was calling racist... and things got awkward fast. The accused worker said his coworker claimed Black people are oppressed. His response? “You make twice as much money as I do. Our bosses are Black and make way more money than we do. How are you oppressed?” Then things got even messier when he tried defending himself by saying he'd dated Black women before. Tyler shut that down immediately: “You can still be racist and date Black women.” The biggest argument wasn't even about racism. It was over whether he said he had “black fatigue.” He denied it. Everyone else in the room seemed convinced he said it.

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And the black guy is the highlight of this movie for me how about you.

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He literally explained You life is a movie, you are not in the movie...
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People in Mizkif’s chat were unhappy after he made some comments about Black People 😳 “A black guy who’s Muslim? I thought black people are usually catholic. I grew up in an all white neighborhood. The first black person I saw was on Disney and I turned the tv off. I got so scared”

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If you are black and you are spending money at a Asain business, you are not welcom in the black community. You are not invited to cookouts, church, and other black events in the black cmmunity
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