Jokes at the expense of someone's name can cut deep with anyone who has been taunted, ridiculed or had their name intentionally mispronounced because it's a little unusual. It can feel uncomfortably dehumanising.
Jokes at the expense of someone's name can cut deep with anyone who has been taunted, ridiculed or had their name intentionally mispronounced because it's a little unusual. It can feel uncomfortably dehumanising.
My jokes about her name are not meant to be discriminatory. It's really in the same vein as me referring to Marina and the Diamonds as "Marinara" or referring to Charli XCX as "Charli XBOX." I understand where you two are coming from, but I promise it's in silly jest. I acknowledge what you both are saying.At the end of day yes... Camila is a Latina, a white Latina, but still a Latina. Can we not with jokes about her name.
I was literally typing up the same thing, except my example was Areola Venti. I fully understand what @Mr.Arroz is saying, and I'm sorry if it sounded discriminatory.My jokes about her name are not meant to be discriminatory. It's really in the same vein as me referring to Marina and the Diamonds as "Marinara" or referring to Charli XCX as "Charli XBOX." I understand where you two are coming from, but I promise it's in silly jest. I acknowledge what you both are saying.
OK, cool, but Latinx names usually get jokes about them whether it's "meant to be discriminatory" or not. It's not too far off from people being like "well...I wasn't meaning to do Blackface...but like... it happened! Hopefully you see the humor in what I meant!" or the vitiligo makeup thing on Twitter rn. Just...don't do it. I don't care if your intent was humor. You can't divorce that from how names of color, especially Latinx ones, in this case get treated. All my life I've been called Fernando by non-Latinx people when my name is... Alexandro. It's not funny.My jokes about her name are not meant to be discriminatory. It's really in the same vein as me referring to Marina and the Diamonds as "Marinara" or referring to Charli XCX as "Charli XBOX." I understand where you two are coming from, but I promise it's in silly jest. I acknowledge what you both are saying.
God, those aesthetics were so next-level and powerful.Can she start working with Parris Goebel full time now?! Because the Fenty show bit was Emmy Award-worthy.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B2rdM5En1-C/?igshid=1qbozct5d5xde
OK, cool, but Latinx names usually get jokes about them whether it's "meant to be discriminatory" or not. It's not too far off from people being like "well...I wasn't meaning to do Blackface...but like... it happened! Hopefully you see the humor in what I meant!" or the vitiligo makeup thing on Twitter rn. Just...don't do it. I don't care if your intent was humor. You can't divorce that from how names of color, especially Latinx ones, in this case get treated. All my life I've been called Fernando by non-Latinx people when my name is... Alexandro. It's not funny.
Yikes.The constant moral compass grates a little.
The constant moral compass grates a little.
Wow this is art. I wasn't going to bother with this because I don't have Amazon Prime but i'm gonna have to find this somewhere.Getting things slightly on track because the Camila talk has turned nasty when it didn’t need to be here in the first place....
Can she start working with Parris Goebel full time now?! Because the Fenty show bit was Emmy Award-worthy.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B2rdM5En1-C/?igshid=1qbozct5d5xde
Bringing that racist misogynist and ableist whose entire career is built on his cis white straight male privilege into this discussion isn't exactly helping your point.The people in question should check up on the Ed Sheeren/Phil Collins thread if they want to vilify members of this forum.