"I guess all I have to say about the topic is that, because TV is such a popular medium, HBO has a responsibility to represent its subjects accurately, especially when the network is selling a show as a representation of young New York. There’s no obligation to be kaleidoscopic, but there is a difference between writing a short story or essay about a bunch of white people that only a handful of people will read and creating another show about white people that millions of people will watch, especially when you’ve chosen to set that show in one of the most culturally mixed cities in the world."

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James Franco, about the lack of diversity on the show Girls [x] (via lettersintheampersand)

lol this quote is going around again. james, no one cares about your thoughts on racial diversity.

"Of course, it’s challenging when people are attacking your show … especially the ‘race on television’ dialogue. But I was like, ‘Well, there aren’t enough people of color on television, and if my show is the one that gets people talking about it, I’m willing to take that one for the team.’"

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Lena Dunham

What the actual shit? I am pretty sure this is not what you were like when people started telling you about it.

(via velocipedestrienne)

Thank God we have Lena Dunham to bring equality to us by not having one person of color on her show.

(via dolphinsuspicious)

Uh huh……………………..STOP

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the white supremacy team? ‘i’m being racist to highlight how racist the world is!’

what the basic bitch hell?

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^^^Reblogged for the commentary.

(via racialicious)