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“In creating and writing the show, this is not for dudes,” Rae told The RollingStone in a recent interview. “It’s not for white people. It’s the show that I imagined for my family and friends.”
What’s amazing is that a Black woman’s imagination still holds so much space that non-Black, non-women can resonate deeply with the characters and stories despite. “The fact that dudes have latched onto this character is such a compliment, because we’re mostly women writing these male characters,” Rae continued.
BOOM!!!!
Yes, Issa Rae is responsible for two of my blackest moments of the year.
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