I wonder if this is the reason Maddie Wachowski's sister hates Tom.

There should have been a spin off sitcom about these 4 sisters. That I should show I would watch.

We never get an explanation as why he stayed Republican during or after Reagan… 🤨

Helen is cool

I HAAAAAATEEEEEE VY SHE IS A RACIST

The only bigot is her

Hah. I wish my family would tell me not to marry someone I'm in love with. I can understand if he's a bad man with faulty intentions, but if he's a good man with genuine intentions, I don't give a damn if he's white as snow , if I'm in love with him , I'll be sure to love him out loud in front of anyone who has a side eye. I'll be sure to give you something to look at.

Well that was racist

For 200 years, the black american has fought, sacrificed and died, for what he doesn't need.

it's no mistake marrying someone from a different race. What is a mistake is hanging around those who hate that, even if they're siblings

GUYS, HEY, why all the political discourse here?! This is supposed to be a clip about what we can ALL do to make the world a better place for all 8 billion people who live within it, not blame anyone or any group of people for the problems that still exist. Yes it’s true that there are people out there who want to harm the world for their own gain, but when they do they have to be held accountable for their actions regardless of political affiliation, religion, skin color, race, mother tongue, wealth, power, identity, age, height, attraction, mindset and otherwise. No exceptions, that’s true for all of us.

Sadly Vy has become the exact thing she was a victim of. Racist. She may not admit it she may not like it, she may be pitiful because her becoming racist herself was not in her intention but she is racist. She strengthens the whole racism thing by being a coward and not like her sister and her white husband who tell the Bigots. ‚Screw you‘. Vy has given up and this is the worst she could do. It’s hard, it unfair but you can’t give up because else you would play in the enemy‘s hand. This coming from someone who experiences discrimination on a daily basis.

Where is Aunt Janice?

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So there was a time when even Conservatives believed in Affirmative Action.

Vy might have been wrong overall, but she had sum legitimate concerns...stop frontin' y'all

Getting some real racist vibes from Will's mom. She knows its different when white dudes marry sistas. If anything she should be happy.

Obviously Vy felt the need to protect Janice because Vy was the oldest sister and Janice was the youngest. But since neither Aunt Viv nor Helen nor any of the men in the Banks family gave Janice the third degree about marrying Frank because of Frank’s and Janice’s different ethnicities, Vy should have taken the high road and let Janice make her own decisions as the grown woman that she was. And at least try and get to know Frank first before writing him and the marriage off altogether.

Abuelita from on my block omg

Other way this be banned and white person would have to apologize

funny how all the girls get together they always get all this good out. i remember with my cousin and his wife to his mother in laws to do some photography and remember their was no food out, but as soon as her sister and neice showed up all of a sudden their was all this food in the family room and i remember thinking i feel like i'm in a episode of fresh prince

To me this shows and I might be off base here but how liberals can be prejudiced against working class privileged what uncle Phil said was right on she leaves out the dangers off fighting for causes you believe in if your blessed like uncle Phil was you should use those gifts to bless others

Neither side is wrong to a certain extent And Marge herself stated to Will, things are better enough for the future to take advantage of their opportunities to fight for the cause in education, in voting, in the law, etc. Protest and radical action are when those options run out Too much of it at the wrong time does more harm than good This episode teaches how things were necessary in the days of the Civil Rights movement But in modern times, they’re options to work within the system It’s true the system is still broken, but the principles it represent are still worth fighting for It’s hard to decide what’s the right thing to do nowadays, but we can look to moments like this to remind us what direction to take

affirmative action? thanks?

Living only to survive is the bigger mistake. Be happy!!!

"I didn't make the rules but I know how to play the game" you shouldn't learn how to play the game you should be actively trying to destroy it

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Uncle Phil was tired of folks acting like he was some kind of sellout because he had some money

Are my favorite scenes from the show. Whetr they talk about hoe phil and civil are still fighting for equality bit from a better position through the system and educating the next generation.

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It's so hypocritical and racist from Vi. She talks about bigots when it's her that is the bigot

Vi was the bigot who couldnt see the beauty in their relationship.

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The irony of her saying some bigot wouldn't see the beauty in their marriage when that's exactly what she's being. A racist bigot. This episode really made me dislike her character especially considering I'm in the exact relationship being scrutinized here. I know she has a change of heart at the end but that doesn't absolve her of the bigotry she showcased throughout this episode.

Not marrying outside your race does have its benefits, and those benefits outweigh everything. Both families would have difference in culture, and in some cases, both families won’t be able to speak the same language. Different cultures also has different values. Im defly not racist or discriminatory, but marrying within your own race is much easier for you and everybody else. Also, love is built, not obtained at first sight lol.

I'm white and I agree with Val I got a problem with race mixing I mean I taught my kids stay in your lane and they do but I treat everyone hey equal and respect black person ask me once have you ever said the n word I responded to him and said have you ever said peckerwood honkey redneck he never responded

I think this woman is a crackhead

The drama reboot of this series now takes the side of people like Marge. And knowing what I now know about the system, it's hard to blame them.

Imagine If Vy Was On Family Matters As Harriette And Rachel’s Sister, Older Sister. They Could Done A Flashback Scene In Rachel & Her Robert Who White. They Could’ve Shown Vy’s Reaction To Rachel Introducing Robert To The Family. Rachel Would’ve Went Off On Vy. You Know How Harriette Go Off On Someone/Set A Motherf@cker Straight In Heartbeat. You Can’t Imagine Another Woman Trying 🤣 Control Harriette Or Rachel. Carl Harriette & Rachel Intimidated Over 40 Kids Partying In They House, In The Party Episode. Those Big Boys Who Were Playing Football/Breaking Things In The Kitchen Harriette Was Ready To Go Upside All Them Boys Head. She Hit 5 Of Them On The Arms Saying Get Out. Rachel As She Was Looking At Them Looked Like She Was Ready To Fight 4 Of Them. Harriette & Rachel Also Showed Toughness Towards Nonchalant And Less Respectful Folks/Too Violent Individuals, Criminals More Ruthless.

Pro Palestine protesters blm protesters antifa protesters proud boys protesters qanon protesters watch this video and listen to uncle Phil if you keep going down that dark path that woman maybe you someday sad angry miserable suicidal and alone regretting the bad decisions you’ve made in the name of a cause for the rest of your life trust me I know all too well don’t end up miserable like Marge

Vy: For survival Janice, please don't marry this man. Janice: Well Vy, since you're the expert on love and marriages, how are you and your husband doing?

What episode is this. I saw this and James Avery had played his role extremely well.

"...or because some bigot fails to see the beauty in your marriage". That would be you Vi.

The ONLY PREJUDICE I SEE IS COMING DIRECTLY FROM VY!!!!!!!

So why is this okay? But imagine the same show with opposite races🤣

Not to take away anything from what Aunt Viv said but when Uncle Phil began to speak bro...

Vy had a point especially during this time but she couldn’t control who Janice married in the end

I'm of both sides presented in this clip. On the one hand, Aunt Viv is completely right. Radical work is a lot more complex, messy, and administrative than simply going out into the streets, raising your fist in resistance, and shouting a buncha slogans.... ...but Marge is also right in the sense that the system doesn't work in the long run. A few black billionaires and businesses ain't gonna get us to liberation. Sometimes, you DO have to blow the door down. Now, this is not me saying that anybody who doesn't want to blow the door down is a sellout or uncommitted to the struggle; just trying to demonstrate how this show seems to be taking a certain side, i.e. promoting the idea that black billionaires and more black people gaining positions in the same system that is oppressing them is liberation, rather than a complete dismantling of that system.

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