tonya safiya

I understand the satire and innuendos. The issue with me is that this series lost my interest after the fourth episode. By the seventh and eighth episode it goes on a tangent that becomes incomprehensible. I see a lot of Quinton Tarrantio influence here. The effort for this important message would have played off better in a film rather than a series. It became "Hollywood" by the seventh episode, although it reminds us of the legacy white people put on my people.