Black Actor Persuasive Speech

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Yeah, I'll never understand why these black actors keep taking these roles too. And then they justify it by insinuating they are being pro-black in the process. No just no. You are being pro-black by using your resources and creating something positive for the black community not taking a slave role that does nothing but reminds us of our oppressive era.

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