NBC Cafeteria Celebrates Black History Month With

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by n david

I admit, I kinda laughed when I saw the pic. Not really because of the pic, but because of where it was from! NBC! These people are supposed to know better.

I think Keith Olbermann should make them his worse person of the decade or whatever he calls it.

Is it offensive? I don't think so, but I can't really say. I would remind people that it's a cafeteria, so considering that and the month ... I dunno. I wouldn't be insulted if there was a white history month with a sign for hamburgers and hot dogs or steak and baked potato.

It's funny it happened to NBC.

Just think what would've happened if it happened to, let's say, FoxNews!

If it had happened at Fox News, it would have been "the end of the world" almost.


To be honest, I just wish stuff like this wouldn't happen.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

If it had happened at Fox News, it would have been "the end of the world" almost.


To be honest, I just wish stuff like this wouldn't happen.

You mean having fried chicken sometime during black history month or someone making a big deal out of it?

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

You mean having fried chicken sometime during black history month or someone making a big deal out of it?

People of all races in America will probably take the opportunity to enjoy fried chicken at least one time in their life.

There are people of all races who loves fried chicken.


That being said, the stereotype about black folks, fried chicken and watermelons is a negative stereotype that was born during a time of hatred, by people who were hateful.

So to serve fried chicken tomorrow, February whatever, is nothing.

To HONOR Black History Month with fried chicken and/or watermelon reflects very poorly on the manners of the person(s) who made that decision.


It wasn't done on accident. It was just a stupid thing to do.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

If it had happened at Fox News, it would have been "the end of the world" almost.


To be honest, I just wish stuff like this wouldn't happen.

You're right about the double standard. At NBC is was "an oversight." At Fox it would have been "The Klan's there at Fox!"

Hypocrites.