Ann K. Darcy

The Black population is 13-14% of the U.S. population, so why on earth do you have all black morning newscasters? Do you not care about your white population being represented? And the three you do have are majorly irritating.

The most detestable premise for starters-even if it's delightful and comical and a lot of other words that end in l, it is not an idea I want in my head, nor for that matter in young adults' heads, two of whom are mine. I think whoever came up with this script is a very sad man or woman. Go ahead and give me all the reasons this writer is gloriously happy. I know what the truth is and there is somebody who won't be very pleased with this nonsense. We all will be held responsible for our words and our actions at our final trial. This piece is ungodly.

It was a beautiful, tender, thought provoking way to tell a difficult story. Aside from the sexual scenes, which I never like in any movie, I give it an A+. By the way, those scenes were done impeccably and a stunning portrayal of losing one's virginity. I am so saddened that black men are still struggling in American society and that the system treats them so unfairly. If any project can reach people as to the truth of what is really going on, this film does the job.