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ABC’s sitcom black-ish has well established itself as an outlet for a leftist and racist political agenda over the years. Tuesday’s episode, “Ashy to Classy” was no different as the show claimed that the American Dream “can be yours...unless you’re black.” It also preached that people of color have to be perfect because “(their) path to the American Dream is so narrow…”

There are some things in life you can always count on. Death. Taxes. And ABC’s racial comedy black-ish painting white people as ignorant, annoying and racist. Which is racist in and of itself, but someone apparently forgot to tell them that.

As if we haven’t been hit over the head enough with the liberal lectures on ABC’s highly racial comedy black-ish, Wednesday’s episode delivered another Black Lives Matter storyline, complete with its usual hateful language towards white people. And despite the show’s main character praising his daughter for having “the right idea” when she made a protest sign that read, “Burn It Down,” the…

ABC's presentation of the 72nd Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 20, was a cringe-fest of bad jokes and poor visuals, made worse by the lack of a live audience. One of the more awkward moments came when actor Anthony Anderson, star of the series Black-ish, presented an award for Best Limited Series.

We all know who those in the industry are backing this year, but Hollywood is getting even more overt in their scripted television programing this election season. On Tuesday, it was announced that the ABC sitcom black-ish would air a two-episode election special on Sunday, October 4, at 10pm eastern

An episode of ABC’s racial comedy black-ish that even the liberal network deemed too controversial to air was finally made available for viewing on the streaming site Hulu on Monday. From painting Trump as a “scary,” “Shady King” that “everybody” is afraid of, to praising Al Gore for caring about climate change and winning the popular vote (while pointing out that Trump lost it), the…

The racially charged ABC sitcom black-ish[sic] took to defending black, inner-city neighborhoods on Tuesday’s episode, “Good in the ‘Hood,” stating that they’re “stereotyped as dangerous” and that white people avoid them because they’re racist.