Why does Van have friends who think that if you are black you need to marry well to get on in life?
Van takes Earn to a Juneteenth party thrown by a new friend, Monique. She is black but married to a white man, Craig who regards himself open, haughty, Iiberal and some kind of poet/artist with a love of black culture. The party in the mansion is conservative and cultured. To Earn it is all seriously whacked. These are not upper crusted black enlightened people but whitened people.
Earn does his best to behave like a couple for Van's sake but he finds it all awkward and then he is recognised as Paper Boi's manager.
Van takes Earn to a Juneteenth party thrown by a new friend, Monique. She is black but married to a white man, Craig who regards himself open, haughty, Iiberal and some kind of poet/artist with a love of black culture. The party in the mansion is conservative and cultured. To Earn it is all seriously whacked. These are not upper crusted black enlightened people but whitened people.
Earn does his best to behave like a couple for Van's sake but he finds it all awkward and then he is recognised as Paper Boi's manager.