Wednesday, January 11, 2006

My People, My People

One of the local television stations in South Louisiana actually aired an interview with a woman of color from New Orleans.

The interviewer was a woman from a Boston affiliate, so she asked the interviewee how such total and complete devastation of the churches in the area had affected their lives.

The woman replied," I don't know about all those other peoples but we gets our chicken from Popeye's".

The look on the interviewer's face was priceless.

8 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

wtf?!

and they put it on tv too, were they live?

12:45 PM, January 11, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ROTFLMAO!!!

12:55 PM, January 11, 2006  
Blogger Darius T. Williams said...

Yup - that's our people!

1:06 PM, January 11, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Are we really all that surprised the media is famous for putting the most ignorant black face on national news so it doesn't strike me as odd or sad, just done and tired.

3:34 PM, January 11, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Are we really all that surprised? the media is famous for putting the most ignorant black face on national television its either criminality or ignorace, I wish I could say it was odd or funny, but ultimately its done and tired.

3:36 PM, January 11, 2006  
Blogger admin said...

I haven't had Church's chicken so I can't speak on that.

But on a serious note, it's been said that when Oprah was a news anchor/reporter in Baltimore, she did her best to avoid showing neighborhood Blacks in a bad light. For example, she would tell women to "take the curlers out" before she would interview them on camera.

4:11 PM, January 11, 2006  
Blogger Ladynay said...

Not the first time....sadly, not the last time....

9:32 PM, January 11, 2006  
Blogger Avowed_Southern_Democrat said...

I rarely sit and laugh by myself, but this was truly an exception. I had to read it twice, then couldn't breathe. LOLOLOLOL Shem hotep!

10:59 PM, January 12, 2006  

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