Not J’ordinary

As a mother I puked and got angry. As a teacher, I felt perplexed. As a African descendant, I was offended through the nuanced implication was unnecessarily erotic. As a viewer, I felt violated and set up to watch inappropriate behavior happening among impressionable adolescents. WHHHY Maïmouna Doucouré??????!!! Is this satire a reflection of suppressed fantasy or your desire to exploit children and further manipulate their reality? Is the global phenomenon of human trafficking not enough ...sick