#black-ish

[theclassymike]

Marcus Scribner in Grown-ish Season 6 Episodes 14.

[crazyrichxplainr]

Yara Shahidi at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

[libidinecollage]

Chlöe Bailey (2024) [Singer & Actress]

[blackmensuited]

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[kcyars189]

black-sitcoms

RUBY JOHNSON 3x07 ✧ “Auntsgiving”

[elyonholic]

— Black-ish: S03Ep24

[severeprincesheep]

Black-ish - The Best Elevator scene

[veryslowreader]

Our Time Is Now by Stacey Abrams

Black-ish: "Bow-Mo"

[mannytoodope]

Dre: Do you think I need to see Viola Davis snot-cry every episode of "How To Get Away With Murder"? I don't, but the kids do, to see that they can be whatever it is they want to be.

Dre: Do you think I need to see Viola Davis snot-cry every episode of "How To Get Away With Murder"? I don't, but the kids do, to see that they can be whatever it is they want to be.

Rainbow: Right.

Dre: Except now, Jack wants to be an actor.

Jack: You're innocent! I know it!

[theclassymike]

Marcus Scribner via instagram.

[crazyrichxplainr]

Yara Shahidi at the Vogue World Party 2023

[dwuerch-blog]

Being Christian-ish

I’ve never watched the show, but I understand “Black-ish” has to do with children who are not fully one race or another and they have cultural issues about their identity. The name of that show made me wonder if we may be “Christian-ish” — not fully all in as Christians and so we have issues about our identity.  Some days we are ALL IN as devoted followers of Christ and other days we are weak,…

[blackmensuited]

[episodeoftv]

Round 1 of 8, Group 2 of 8

propaganda and summaries are under the cut (May include spoilers)

Black-ish: 2.16 Hope

The Johnson family discusses race issues while watching news coverage of a grand jury considering the indictment of a White police officer accused of killing an African American teen.

How I Met Your Mother: 5.08 The Playbook

cw misogyny, offensive racial stereotypes, and dubious consent situations, if not outright implied sexual assault

When Barney hooks up with a woman Lily had been saving for Ted, she gets revenge by stealing his "playbook," which contains all the moves he uses to pick up women. But will Barney have the last laugh?

barney stinson arguably defined masculinity and meme culture of the late 2000s/early 2010s and this episode arguably defined barney stinson. like him or hate him, this episode is absolutely the most Television of its era.

[cjbolan]

@mikeymurdock​ It’s like the college essay scene from Black-ish

oh and don't even get me STARTED on the scene w the guidance counselor trying to help miles be more palatable to ivy league schools

here they are, miles and his parents having this argument and after maybe twenty seconds she immediately throws out the "son of an immigrant from a struggling family" template

and both miles mom and dad oppose to it because. its really not true. and thats not who miles is. this guidance counselor says she wants to "know" miles but she doesn't. she just wants to know what elements of miles background will pander to universities.

I loved that it called out that specific toxic pattern inherent to those institutions AND I loved that it tied into the underlying theme in the movie about how tragedy doesn't define you

tragedy is not who you are. ur circumstances do not define you. you define you. simple as that.