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On the Other Foot (2022)

those that say no " Cant handle the truth"

[10/10 · 14 April 2024]

Spoiler Alert !!

To be honest, the first 10 min of this movie was very hard to swallow. There are a corny parts and some really insulting parts in the church scene. Waking up the color you despise in an exclusive neighborhood, without the privilege of a fair job interview, interaction with law enforcement, or just a walk in the park as a tax paying law abiding citizen shows the mirror that many prefer to ignore. Every group has a less than flattering stereotype, can you handle yours? Is it like walking through a landmine every day of your life? Its so easy to point to the Black- whose next the brown the red head Irish, the Asian? The Italian?

Pollock? It goes on and on. If you have to continue tell everyone that your pretty you must be kinda ugly. Not only on the outside but within too.

Pose (2018–2021)

Shade, shimmer, flash, trade, rejection and reflection

[10/10 · 11 June 2018]

Short and sweet review. Love Live Laugh at Life. As we all have an unknown expiration date I must say that this show makes my dimples stay active. The time was "back in the day" the mission was not to be invisible to your own tribe or others for most, for the others it was blending like a vitamix. The music, dress, terms and struggle was just as real then as it is today. To be accepted, sometimes you have to be fearless. This takes place "back in the day" when it was thought that only gay men got hiv, all males who danced ballet were considered gay or curious. Today, folks are quick to think things have always been they way they are now- this show brilliantly shows you that it was a clear struggle to get where we are today its a constant struggle. The clothes, ohh dear, story line and the mere audacity to make it with real people- love it. I wont miss a show