Dear White People Parodies Hollywood's 'I Take Responsibility' Video With a Pitch-Perfect Clapback
. . . "The original PSA showed a bunch of white celebrities including Sarah Paulson, Debra Messing, and Aaron Paul making somber platitudes to do...something about racism that's not entirely clear and was swiftly mocked online for being cringey and melodramatic." . . .
. . . "Never the one to let an opportunity for a slick, sick socially relevant burn to slide by, Dear White People's clapback put the criticisms of "I Take Responsibility" into clear view. In it, the white students of the show's fictional Winchester University do their own weepy "I'm sowwys" for their obliviousness and microaggressions on campus, and in moments like poor Abigail's (Sheridan Peirce) mea culpa for discussing her love of cocoa butter, or Muffy Tuttle's (Caitlin Carver) apology for "not posting the black square soon enough but leaving it up far too long" Dear White People proves again how it's one of the smartest and most relevant shows on TV, period. "I Take Responsibility" had it coming, and boy, it got it, good. "
Ben Shapiro gets his licks in on these Oscar-worthy performances
'Racism is bad': Conservatives parody video of Hollywood celebrities taking 'responsibility' for racism "A group of conservative commentators mocked Hollywood celebrities who appeared recently in a compiled a video taking "responsibility" for racism.
Very Serious Celebrity PSA
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But this is fully accepted by liberals:
. . . "The original PSA showed a bunch of white celebrities including Sarah Paulson, Debra Messing, and Aaron Paul making somber platitudes to do...something about racism that's not entirely clear and was swiftly mocked online for being cringey and melodramatic." . . .
. . . "Never the one to let an opportunity for a slick, sick socially relevant burn to slide by, Dear White People's clapback put the criticisms of "I Take Responsibility" into clear view. In it, the white students of the show's fictional Winchester University do their own weepy "I'm sowwys" for their obliviousness and microaggressions on campus, and in moments like poor Abigail's (Sheridan Peirce) mea culpa for discussing her love of cocoa butter, or Muffy Tuttle's (Caitlin Carver) apology for "not posting the black square soon enough but leaving it up far too long" Dear White People proves again how it's one of the smartest and most relevant shows on TV, period. "I Take Responsibility" had it coming, and boy, it got it, good. "
Ben Shapiro gets his licks in on these Oscar-worthy performances
"Podcast host and author Allie Beth Stuckey published a video compilation on social media Wednesday showing her and other pundits mocking celebrities featured in a recently published video entitled "I Take Responsibility," which was part of an activism campaign from the NAACP.
" 'Injustice is bad. Racism is," conservative blogger Matt Walsh begins in the parody before ostensibly checking notes on his desk, "Bad.' " . . .
Very Serious Celebrity PSA
We are celebrities. Take us seriously. We are very courageous and brave. We are here to stop injustice. Because injustice is... wrong... A satire where Allie Stuckey, Lauren Chen, Andrew Klavan, Matt Walsh, Chad Prather, Michael Knowles, Alex Clark, Jesse Kelly, Stu Burguiere, Candace Owens lift up their voices in this inspiring video.
But this is fully accepted by liberals:
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