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When I see people make broad generalizations about black horror usually due to their ignorance and not being able to understand the subject matter, I recall this video explaining how gender and race can change how a genre is portrayed and why it is important to have that diversity.

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I always knew Black are not monolith when it comes to politics and religion. That being said, these three knuckleheads in this clip are the reason why it was always important to pay attention in school to understand how the U.S. is suppose to function and read some books. 🤦🏾‍♀️

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