Stacey Dash Says Black Movies Shouldn't Exist In Hollywood

Stacey Dash Says Black Movies Shouldn’t Exist In Hollywood

Clueless conservative Stacey Dash is back at it again with the dumbazz dialogue. The washed up actress recently spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about not being a racist and Black Hollywood.

“Everybody tells me I’m racist. I’m a black Mexican. It’s absurd. White casting people have actually said to me, ‘You’re not black enough,'” the actor-turned Fox News pundit tells The Hollywood Reporter. “It’s the same as stereotyping white people, with ugly sweaters at Christmas and grandma drunk on eggnog.”

Actor Stacey Dash had her first role at age 18, but her breakout performance came a decade later in Clueless. Her career took a sudden political turn when she tweeted support for Republican Mitt Romney over Democrat Barack Obama in 2012, with some fans and colleagues treating her endorsement as an act of heresy. The way Dash stood up to the backlash impressed Roger Ailes, and the CEO of Fox News Channel has since hired her as a pundit.

Dash says that Hollywood should get rid of Black movies all together and just make movies…

It’s absolutely a problem, but a diversity outreach program won’t solve it. Movie casting being colorblind is the way to solve it. Stop segregating films. We have Black Hollywood and Hollywood. You know that, and I know that. We should get rid of black films, and everybody just make films.

The actress also spoke on the great pay equality debate in Hollyweird:

It just has to do with negotiations. If you have Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie in a movie, who do you think will get paid more? I’d bet on Angelina Jolie, and it has nothing to do with gender. To me, that’s like playing the race card. It’s an excuse.

GTFOH!!!!!

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