1/5 Jasmine B. 11 months ago on Google • 2 reviews
EDITED:
The
response
here
speaks
volumes.
To
be
clear
--
this
is
due
to
me
informing
them
that
a
certain
rapper
they
posted
has
a
very
real
history
misogynoir.
An
interview
of
his
is
making
rounds
again
of
him
not
believing
Black
women
were
victims
of
a
horrendous
crime
because
they
were
Black
women
and
not
white
or
lightskinned
women.
I
personally
don't
understand
how
educating
on
misogynoir
is
"hate."
It
seems
that
whoever
runs
this
account
treats
it
like
their
personal
page
and
not
a
way
to
interact
with
an
neighborhood
institution
that
is
meant
to
center
Black
history,
culture,
and
art
It's
sad
and
I
wish
it
could
be
different,
especially
for
the
communities
they
claim
to
serve.
It's
unprofessional
and
clearly
just
driven
by
the
cult
of
celebrity.
And
they
have
an
exhibition
up
called
"Uncensored"
too,
ironically.
Museums,
especially
of
this
type,
are
so
important
during
these
times.
This
is
why
it's
painful,
as
longtime
Black
resident
of
Brooklyn,
to
write
this
review.
Idk
who
their
content
manager
is
for
their
socials,
but
they'll
post
their
fav
celebrities
and
people
who
constantly
spew
hateful
or
harmful
rhetoric
about
Black
people
and
especially
Black
women.
Then,
they'll
post
something
snarkily
dissing
Kanye.
Each
time
I
try
to
have
non
combative
convos
about
this,
they
reply
rudely
and
block
me.
In
these
times
idk
why
we
wouldn't
center
learning
and
care
for
all
members
of
our
community.
They'd
rather
not
just
so
they
can
continue
to
post
their
favs.
It's
weird
of
a
museum
centered
on
the
Black
diaspora
to
do
this,
and
whoever
runs
the
socials
is
immature
and
needs
some
training.
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