Girlfriends: Season 2, Episode 13Sister, Sistah (4 Feb. 2002)
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Girlfriends: Season 2, Episode 13Sister, Sistah (4 Feb. 2002)
(awaiting 5 votes)
Reviews: 1 user Director:Leonard R. Garner Jr.Writer:Bernadette Luckett |
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| Tracee Ellis Ross | ... | ||
| Golden Brooks | ... | ||
| Persia White | ... |
Lynn Ann Searcy
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| Jill Marie Jones | ... |
Antoinette 'Toni' Marie Childress Garrett
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| Reginald C. Hayes | ... |
William Jerome Dent
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Ernie Lee Banks | ... |
Uncle Harvey
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| Lewis Dix Jr. | ... |
Curtis
(as Lewis Dix)
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Shawn Harrison | ... |
Peaches
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Heather Hodges | ... |
Relaxer Woman
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Lamont Johnson | ... |
Ronnie
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Ross Leon | ... |
Keith
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| Eliza Schneider | ... |
Tanya Searcy
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This is an episode that really irritated me. She was into the Afro-American culture... so what?!?!? Why on Earth it irritated them so much? What happened to the open-mindedness, equal treatment, tolerance etc? Am I the only one that saw the irony in this: 100 years ago if a colored person dared to behave in a certain way he or she was deemed as "trying to be a white" and was treated with contempt. And now I see the exactly same and opposite to happen. Well, sorry for pointing it out, but it's racism in BOTH situations.
I rated it 6 and not below 5 because it may have helped other people also see this irony and stop instantly disliking people because "they don't act like their race".
Good heavens! I never expected to see this in an afro-American show...