Julie Delpy Wishing She Was Black

Julie delpi whoever this actress is I'm pretty sure we've you know I probably seen her in a couple movies shows and whatnot you know I don't know who she necessarily is I'd probably have to do a little bit more research on her after I see this clip but um I've seen this clip I'm just I'm just saying listen to what she says she is going to be the embodiment of just tonee and just the the embody of particularly Caucasian feminists they literally say whatever they want they'll they'll they'll say they say things and they just go unchecked by the average white male you see when black feminists say certain things because I just cons if you're a black feminist you're an idiot in my in my opinion but when black women say certain things they will get pushed back by the men that they're ignoring in the first place but there there will be push back because they're not part of the dominant Society in the first place so if a black woman says certain things she's going to get some push back whether it be positive or negative a lot of Caucasian women will say thing will just they will just say things and um or or how about this because like you'll have like black women like will say things in in public but um the dominant Society just doesn't take it seriously enough so they won't they just won't they won't they just won't entertain it a lot of times but here you'll have a lot of white feminist happens with the white feminist they go they go they'll go unchecked and then on top of that they'll be able to influence legislation to to uh satisfy their delusion you know what I mean so that's the danger of dealing with Caucasian feminists so right here let's take a listen to Julie delpy oh man that's embarrassing that's embarrassing I didn't even had the sound on there we go Julie delpy everybody with her uh logic nothing worse than being a woman in this business I sometimes wish I was African-American you know because I think at least people don't bash them afterwards when they they say something about a reality which very hard for a woman to to open it I think even hard I I think I think it's probably the hardest to be a woman because feminists is probably something that people hate above all nothing worse than being a woman in this business I sometimes um now these two men I think I know this I think that's U he's a very famous male actor him I kind of know him so I don't I I don't know what uh I don't know I'm blanking on their names but their reaction is actually most of the general Public's reaction because the especially you know with Julie delpy she is French if I'm not mistaken she is a French actress but this is why I say if you are a feminist and you are a black if you are a black woman and you're still on that feminism stuff you are an idiot look at what she said look in the top comment says it right here wait until she finds out about Black on this is the look at what she said and this why I be I'll be telling I'll be I'm like black women how are you a feminist if you look at the early suffrage movements you see the the the them the women marching I would always say when I was a kid I'd be like where the black women at in the in the in the in these pictures and like I said white feminists They Don't Really they only use black people really in general but they use black women as pawns and free tokens and um or there people like to say the conservative party uses black people as tokens but I'll be like I'll be looking at the feminists they they literally use any type of marginalized group they use their plight as a political football so they can be able to run their play action if you know what I'm saying you know so they can run their their play fak so they can so they can get what they want so here she is talking about it is though so hard to be a woman in this business but I you know I wish I was just African-American so I can just say what I I'm like so black women don't count as woman I mean what the that's what I be saying cuz I I'll hear uh black women say certain feminist rhetoric and I'd be like you do know that movement was not about you guys even when you look at it in it in its proper context where you had when you're looking at the feminist movement it was a lot what people don't realize it was a lot of it was mostly uh spearheaded by uh not only people people talked about upper middle class white women but also in con con Junction with those upper class middle class upper class white women it was in conjunction spearheaded by um uh the few uh lesbian uh women women right so those were the women that because if you were if you say on an interactive scale if you were at least a four and above it would be a man out there he'll try to take care of you take you out of working blah blah blah but if you were like a four and above I mean four and below and you were struggling in the dating Market find a mate you had to really you was out there with the rest of the dudes working and they needed to find they really needed a job because they couldn't find no dudes to take care of them so this is what people don't understand so you had like the privileged middle upper middle class white women leading this charge along with a women that weren't desirable enough to be taken care of in In Cahoots to to uh uh to get quote unquote rights and then on top of that when you're dealing with those girls that were like a four or three below they needed work they needed a job you know but that was very that's that was very few uh women that actually uh needed it like that you know what I mean it's very few very very few so then if now let's take black women into the equation so you had white feminists fighting to work fighting to work now black women have always had to work for the most part they've always they've never most black women in the history of America haven't had an opportunity to like not work it's very few black women have had the I'll say the I'll even [ __ ] I'll say the privilege of just being stay stay-at-home mother meaning they just focus on being a stay-at-home very few very few and this is why I don't understand how the feminism and the feminists were able to hijack the minds of a black woman but I digress you know but I want you to pay attention to what she says again wish I was African-American you know because I think Le so I'll say this so where she the way she just excludes black women from being a woman which is interesting well that's part of in France unfortunately it's it's still very um Let me let me see I think I would have sworn somebody said she's French let me just do the research yeah French American actress and screenwriter so here's the thing people don't understand though about FR like France is still very um France is still very racist believe it or not believe it or not I I never used to think that too until I did the re oh don't tell me and she has a husband and she anyway but yeah France is still very it's still very racist it's still very believe it or not I did once you done if you do the research behind France and how they they do things even the a lot I will say a lot of the uh common French citizens even though it's like heavily immigrated like so many immigrants go to France but France is very FR France has a a serious history of of R of racism so you can't you won't like like some black people will even tell you they'll be they'll literally they'll literally tell that like they'll be like why they'll ask why can't I work here or whatever and know and and they'll literally tell them it's because you're black and we don't think you can uh you don't have the intellectual capacity to work here blah blah blah they'll they they'll tell you this you know so she might be cut from that cloth so this might not be really an an American feminist type IDE idea that she's coming at at so to be fair she might not be coming off off that she might be coming off that that French angle you know what I mean where she thinks that uh black people are more privileged than now let me also address this white women in America particularly in America are the most privileged beings walking this planet Earth right now and I'll say that again white women in America are easily I'm talking about it's not even close the most privileged be white men have wrote written in so much legislation to help white women out or been influenced to to help white women now so much so it has a it it it's backfired on white men to where now you have white women talking about why are the white men are so uh uh um de demo like unmotivated and whatnot and I'm just like they literally they've literally helped you put up here just for thou for the white women that are now having these these positions of power to look down on the men that Li that lifted them up that I'm talking about there's a lot of white dudes that did dirt to help white women be at the place where they at and just for them to literally look back at those dudes and act like [ __ ] it's crazy that's that's that's demoralizing that's demoralizing now for Julie Dey to talk about the struggle of being a woman in Hollywood that um sorry you you you're you're you're you're you're sadly mistaken because really if if it was on some real is you wouldn't had no you would have had no job because you already passed the age limit I mean she's still an they said she's still an actress right and and how old is she yeah she's 54 she's 54 this is a 54y old woman with that still has a uh a career in Hollywood somehow I mean if for you to still even have a place in where you can you can still uh do things you're a very very privileged being very very privileged being but I I hope I hope um somebody said oh yes black people famously don't get bashed or criticized aay but like I said so somebody say say ah yes black women are so elevated in their home country of France so she might be coming off she might be on that type of time because she is she is French like she's from she's from France so um she might be on that that that kind of time if you know what I'm saying so but it's it's just interesting what she had to say somebody said kiery c and rethinking his life he he wants to he just wants to syn in his chair but here's the thing and and I'll leave it off like this it's a lot of Caucasian feminists that will say these things and but they'll have like no nobody will tell them that they're wrong or really women in women will say goofy things in 2024 and I mean you can tell that nobody in their life has ever said you sound like an idiot I'm talking about really in their face or just said set it in public because like it'll be like a dude a dude will come in with with a bald cut right a haircut and everybody will have something to say just a man a man will have a style just a style and he'll have all types of feedback but a woman will do something and she'll get only positive reinforcement or positive feedback whether she loses weight whether she gains weight whether she get she gets pregnant whether she she's she she's philosop philosophizing right she's saying her Theory she only most women particularly today's women they only get positive reinforcement positive feedback so they'll say goofy things like this in public and they don't even realize what she saying it sounds crazy but yeah anyway oh yeah and I hope I hope the the so-called black feminist I hope you're watching this she don't even consider you as people bro damn that's that's called