Posted on 09/14/2020 6:01:19 PM PDT by EdnaMode
As of late, the name Karen has been synonymous with entitlement, bigotry and I want to speak to a manager energy. What better way to explore this phenomenon than with a suspense thriller appropriately titled Karen starring Taryn Manning as the titular touchstone of privilege?
The Orange Is The New Black alum is set to play Karen White (a suitable name) who believes that races should stick to their own kind. She carries this belief into her neighborhood. So when her new Black neighbors Assata and Malik move in, she makes it her personal mission to remove them from the neighborhood, by any means necessary. However, Assata and Malik dont have time for this. As cardholding Black Lives Matter members they arent going down without a fight.
Karen is written and directed by Coke Daniels. The film will be produced by Daniels, Manning and Craig Chapman. Vanzil Burke and Victor Burke, founders of the Burke Management Firm, will serve as executive producers. Adrian Miller and Krishna LeFan will serve as co-executive producers. Flixville USA and Burke Management will serve as the production companies. The film is slated to start production in the fall. Manning is repped by Sheila Legette Entertainment.
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They want *so* badly to flip the valid criticism of them as privileged whiny (female dogs) who demand their own way on everything into yet another tired lie about racism.
They will produce their little movie. It will flop horribly. It will win lefty awards anyway.
Whats ironic is leftists are the ones wanting segregation. Ive heard no call from anyone of any pull, no calls from any universities, from anyone on the right calling for segregation. Many upon many examples of leftists doing it.
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