Glenn Avery

I love the original Pop the Balloon with BM and Arlette. I knew when Netflix got it Hollywood would put their Anti-Black-Family spin on it, by promoting Black & White dating. They love trying to get us to go white.... Hollywood hates seeing heterosexual Black men and women in unison. So they push to give Black men (Sampson) a Delilah... and to try to sell Black women on going to a Bob... A strong Black nuclear family is key to a strong Black Nation of people. That's why in their Anti-Black-Family campaigns, they actively (but subtly) work against Black men and Black women coming together in harmony.

Good movie. But kind of deceptive. It would've been more effective if they wrote the teacher teaching those students Why THEIR reality was so full of despair, instead of making them read a book that made them sympathize more with other's misfortune.

Hollywood Producers LOVE writing Black characters caring for everyone but Blacks in movies. They are sneaky in their intentions that way.

Hollywriters being suggestive mischief-makers again. They hate Islam and they hate writing Blacks happy together. That's why they've been on such an Anti-Black-Family campaign only writing Blacks happy written dating white. Don't even waste your time on this movie.

Another movie masked behind Black producers and Black faces but designed to persuade Black folks to think psuedo liberals are our friends. Notice how they write them as innocent, unassuming, nervous and nerdy. When really they run Hollywood... and thereby manage the perception given out on tv and in movies. Hollywood Writer's are currently on an Anti-Black-Family campaign where they only write Blacks happy if written dating white... While Black-on-Black tv is written with cheating, distrust, backstabbing etc... 'If Beale Street Could Taught' was the closest movie I've seen that allowed Black affection. But they even ended that with despair... Our enemies smile and joke a lot in Hollywood. But they Hate Black family... It's evident in how they write us... Never showing Egyptian Pyramid builders as Black (like they were)... But we can be written as dope dealers all day.. Even if the idea is promoted masked behind Black producers. Those Black producers don't on the stations their shows play on. Someone selects the show or message. They also put writers on the show's staff to make sure they insert messages that are in alignment with their Anti-Black-Family campaign.