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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2019 · 12 MIN

HARRIET TUBMAN MOVIE

from John Rosemberg Podcast · host The Loukendy Show 1804🇭🇹❤️🔥🔥

I am not a movie critics however when you’re telling a story about a person real life experience. I strongly believe they should have pic an actor or actress from that experience. If it was me. I would have picked a Negro American women to play the lead role in this movie not African. Most of African didn’t go through perpetual slavery except Negro Americans. The movie lost its authenticity when u cast another person from a different culture and background. Cynthia Erivo ( Nigerian) actress shouldn’t be cast to be the lead role in this movie. Hollywierd have been using this trend in the past 5 years . It’s seem like everything time they’re doing a movie about Negro Americans life stories. They usually cast an African actor or actress who have never gone through those experience. African are not Aborigines Americans. That’s why I won’t support this movie. Lastly Comcast owned Universal Studio. Rite now Comcast are in court with Byron Allen on a discrimination lawsuit against black people. Not having Negro Americans include on their boardroom. To make decisions pertaining to their community. They 70 billions dollars annually licensing advertisements other networks except black owned companies. licensing Call let’s talk

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