I'd just like to say that of the entire Lil' Mama video review, the thing that stands out to me is when she says who her critics were.
To recap, Lil' Mama posted a picture of herself wearing an afro. People commented and said hurtful things to her, even saying that Lil' Mama looked like a shocked slave.
She says that the negative comments were all from Black people. This is what really stood out to me in the video. Man, more of what I call "Black on Black crime."
Honestly, I don't know Lil' Mama. But when I look at her, I see a young lady who has feelings just like everybody else. I hope that we let love be our guide. Our words are powerful. Let's use them to build up one another, not tear one another down. One may ask where do we get this tearing down of one another from? I offer one answer: Just reread the blog post on the Willie Lynch letter.
To recap, Lil' Mama posted a picture of herself wearing an afro. People commented and said hurtful things to her, even saying that Lil' Mama looked like a shocked slave.
She says that the negative comments were all from Black people. This is what really stood out to me in the video. Man, more of what I call "Black on Black crime."
Honestly, I don't know Lil' Mama. But when I look at her, I see a young lady who has feelings just like everybody else. I hope that we let love be our guide. Our words are powerful. Let's use them to build up one another, not tear one another down. One may ask where do we get this tearing down of one another from? I offer one answer: Just reread the blog post on the Willie Lynch letter.
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