Emily Dixon
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It’s a great book. I wouldn’t consider it a centrist book, more like a moderate Republican perspective, definitely not alt right.
Anyways he makes a lot of good points on the mess that’s going on with cancel culture and the media.
Don't Burn This Book: Thinking for Yourself in the Age of Unreason
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I FREAKING LOVED IT!! I didn’t like that they used yellowface to play Mr.Wong (as someone who is half Chinese) but the parts I liked about the movie outweighed the negatives. I got plenty of good laughs from the movie.
The storyline was amazing and I loved the romance part! Seeing Norbit stand up to his abusive beast of a wife Rasputia and profess his love for his childhood love Kate (played by the beautiful Thandine Newton) was so satisfying! It was especially satisfying that he and Kate ended up together!
Norbit
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I don't agree with everything and there is some valid criticism to be made as the book does seem kinda biased against Democrats and it would help if the book had more objectivity and consistency like Dave Rubin's book.
However she was on point with alot of stuff. I agreed with alot about what Candace Owens said about racism and the media's "boy who cried wolf" narrative about racism.
In short, it had some flaws but was overall pretty good.
I'd give it a C+ or B- but in scores, 70% yay, 30% nay. (I know these two ratings aren't consistent but that's just what I feel)
Blackout: How Black America Can Make Its Second Escape from the Democrat Plantation
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