MrsPiggleWiggle
Chatty Member
I think Charlene is conceited.
She's had a private education and that's provided her with opportunities most people - even white people - could only dream of. She's been incredibly fortunate.
She used to have a shiny straight bob. She only started with the afro when it became the fashion.
But instead of acknowledging her background, she has to talk about the black experience. But her black experience isn't an authentic one, whereas Brenda and Judi's is.
So, she doesn't talk about her own personal experiences. Instead, she talks in rhetoric and hyperbole. She lectures based on what she perceives is the way black people think and feel.
She can't reconcile that she's had a much easier life than some of the white panellists, and so we're left with an inauthentic, patronising and defensive attitude.
She's had a private education and that's provided her with opportunities most people - even white people - could only dream of. She's been incredibly fortunate.
She used to have a shiny straight bob. She only started with the afro when it became the fashion.
But instead of acknowledging her background, she has to talk about the black experience. But her black experience isn't an authentic one, whereas Brenda and Judi's is.
So, she doesn't talk about her own personal experiences. Instead, she talks in rhetoric and hyperbole. She lectures based on what she perceives is the way black people think and feel.
She can't reconcile that she's had a much easier life than some of the white panellists, and so we're left with an inauthentic, patronising and defensive attitude.