Two companies that passed on this recent Golden Globe winner who is a B list mostly television actress because she was not "right," which was code for wrong race have suddenly decided she is perfect. She told them both to f**k off and is sticking with the companies that liked her a month ago.
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10 comments:
Gina Rodriquez
yup tricia.. i like her spunk and that she talks educated and doesn't play up her stereotype like snorfia
Hey@sugartits:)
I agree.LMAO though"snorfia" maybe- "snort" ia lol
Only non white winner that is in TV.
and this is the 21st century…..
Good for her!!!! Loved her acceptance speech.
I read an article with her before her shoiw premiered. She said she didn't want to stereotype her community & take maid roles like she was always offered. Her character in this show is a college student soon to graduate with a teaching degree but a desire to be a writer. I can see her telling them to forget it.
all i have to say is #oscars so white
+1. Had never heard of her or her show before the Globes and plan to try to watch it. Sounds like CW has a winner.
Love her. Truly a representation of the non white HW community. Good for her. She can and she did!
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