Thursday, March 28, 2024

THE REAL: Asian & African Americans Should Work Together to Fight Racism

The Real (10-09-20)

*On Friday, Oct. 9, the hosts of The RealĀ speakĀ about how people of color need to come together to fight racism, especially discrimination borne from the Covid-19 crisis.

Co-host Loni Love makes the point that the Civil Rights Act is not just for Black people, and the social justice protests are fighting for many of us.

And co-host Adrienne Houghton admits to not ever working out until after she was a part of 3LW and refers to their music video ā€œNo Moreā€ as to proof of never knowing anything about crunches beforehand.

Then the ladies welcome Laz Alonzo who talks about where his love of plants came from, his hit showĀ The Boys, and his thoughts on how the NFL is handling racism following the movement Colin Kaepernick started.

What position do the hosts take on the topic of watching porn with their significant others? While Adrienne thinks that porn is hilarious, her co-host Garcelle Beauvais confessesĀ toĀ which kind of adult content she prefers.

Later, Ledisi joins the ladies and discusses her new albumĀ The Wild Card, theĀ op-edĀ she wrote forĀ BillboardĀ on the challenges of being Black in the music industry, and what inspired her dramatic weight loss.

Asian & African Americans Work Better Together to Fight Racism

Laz Alonzo on How He Feels the NFL is Dealing with Racism

What Positions Do The Ladies Take On Watching Porn With Their Partners?

Ledisi Talks About What Led to Her Weight Loss

Asian & African Americans Work Better Together to Fight Racism

Loni Love: People of color have to come together.Ā  When you have a leader that is trying to divide and conquer us, itā€™s no good. So, I believe that by saying ā€œChina Virusā€ and using, like, all these slursā€¦

Adrienne Houghton: Itā€™s divisive! Itā€™s divisive!

Loni: ā€¦ to try to divide and conquer us, the thing is that the Asian community typically does keep to themselvesā€¦ especially when it comes to the Black population. I mean, they have the stores and they have the nail salons, but we really need to start coming together. And, coming together for protesting. Coming together as a people. Because that is the way we make change. Weā€™re all people of color, weā€™re all going through different types of racism. So, we all just need to come together to fight it.

*EDIT*

Loni: Just because you see Black people out here protesting, weā€™re protesting for everybody. When Martin Luther King and the civil rights workers were able to get the Civil Rights Act passed, that was for everybody! Civil rights is not just Black people! Sometimes people think, ā€œOh, thatā€™s just a Black issue,ā€ itā€™s not. The Civil Rights Act covered womenā€¦

Adrienne: It affects all of us.

Loni: ā€¦ anyone whoā€™s not a white male, it covered. It covered everybody!

Garcelle Beauvais: Thatā€™s right.

Loni: So, understand that. LGBTQ, it covers gender, it covers everything. Ā So, understand when we are out there on the streets protesting, weā€™re protesting for you, too!

Garcelle: For everybody.

Loni: Thatā€™s why we ask for allies. Thatā€™s all Iā€™m saying. Just donā€™t think that itā€™s just a Black problem. Itā€™s all of us. All of us.

 

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THE REALĀ is a live daily,Ā one-hour,Ā two-time NAACP Image Award-winning andĀ EmmyĀ®-nominated talk show now in its seventh seasonĀ on Fox Television Stations and in national syndication (check local listings), with a rebroadcast on cable networkĀ Bounce. The bold, diverse and outspoken hosts, Garcelle Beauvais and EmmyĀ®Ā Award-winnersĀ Adrienne Houghton, Loni Love and Jeannie Mai, all frankly say what women are actually thinking. Their unique perspectives are brought to life through candid conversations about their personal lives, current events, beauty, fashion and relationships (nothingĀ is off limits). Unlike other talk shows,Ā THE REALĀ hosts are admittedly a ā€œwork in progress,ā€ and fearlessly invite viewers to reflect on their own lives and opinions. Fresh points of view, youthful energy and passion have madeĀ THE REALĀ a platform for multicultural women. Produced by Telepictures Productions and distributed by Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution,Ā THE REALĀ is led by Executive Producer, Rachel Miskowiec (Good Morning America, Katie, The Tyra Banks Show, Judge Hatchett, The Ricki Lake Show) and Co-Executive Producer Tenia Watson (Judge Mathis, Lauren Lakeā€™s Paternity Court, WGN-TV Morning News, Just Keke, The Test) and shot in Los Angeles, California.

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