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ONTD Original --- Madonna's Racism: A History

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In light of her new world tour which includes Madonna surfboarding on a black woman and a "gypsy" themed section, the time has come to go over some of Madonna's most racist, culturally appropriative and insensitive moments.

Ignoring the apologetic portayal of the supposed "Queen of Pop" by the mainstream media, this ONTD Original is supposed to serve as a reminder of what Madonna truly is and how she got away with it all.

Despite what most people believe, Madonna has been racist and downright unapologetic about her racism (no pun intended) for 25+ years.

So here are some of Madonna's most racist moments:




  • Madonna did a photoshoot in blackface and doesn't get what's wrong with it.

In one of her Rolling Stone interviews, Madonna admitted that she did a whole photoshoot in blackface for her 2008 Hard Candy album, which was heavily inspired by r’n’b music and was produced by Pharrell Williams and Timbaland. She  wanted to call the album "Black Madonna".
"I did a photo shoot with Steven Klein for my last album cover, and I painted my face black, except for red lips and white eyes. It was a play on words. Have you ever heard of the Black Madonna? It has layers of meaning, and for a minute, I thought it would be a fun title for my record. Then I thought, 'Twenty-five percent of the world might get this, probably less. It's not worth it.' It happens all the time, because my references are usually off the Richter scale. That's why I have people like Guy [Oseary, her manager] in my life who look at me and go, 'No, you are not doing that.'", she said.
Madonna says her manager put a stop to the publication of the said photoshoot, complaining that people “wouldn’t get” her blackface. Later on, the same photographer used the same concept (pictured above) for a photoshoot that caused controversy.


  • Madonna used the N-word.

Last year, Madonna took to Instagram to post a picture of her son Rocco and hastagged the picture with the racist slur.
When shit hit the fan and people started to call her out for it, Madonna did something most media outlets didn’t report on. She didn’t apologize until a day later when her PR team took over. Before that, she was being vile on Instagram and attacking people for calling her out for the use of the N-word.

„Ok let me start this again. #get off my dick haters!“, she said.

Days after the scandal, Madonna brought her son David to The Grammy Red Carpet. This has never happened before or after this scandal:



  • Madonna called Barrack Obama a 'black muslim'

During her MDNA World Tour in 2012, Madonna showed her ignorance by calling President Obama a ‘black muslim’.
For better or for worse, all right, we have a black Muslim in the White House, OK? Now that is some shit. That's some amazing shit.," she preached to her fans.


  • Madonna believes all black men are inherently sexist.

Despite being tied up to a chair and beaten up by white man, Madonna believes black men are the ones who disrespected her the most. She says that her black partners disrespect women because it’s a “cultural thing” for them to hate on women because black men grew up without fathers.
Yes, she really said this.
“I’ve always in this naive way identified with other minorities because I’m in a minority. You think that somehow unifies you in some philosophical way. But ultimately it doesn’t. Because I’ve found that being a strong female is actually more frightening to the black men that I’ve dated. It took me a really long time to accept that. I believe that I have never been treated more disrespectfully as a woman than by the black men that I’ve dated. I’ve never actually said that to anybody, but it’s true and I think it’s a cultural thing. So many black men grow up without fathers, without strong male figures, without a sense of romance and seeing a man treat a woman with respect.– Madonna, Spin Magazine, 1998


  • Madonna believes all black women are inherently submissive.

In the same interview, Madonna messily tries to explain the reasons why black women are „more willing“ to accept abuse from a black man.
„I think black men have just been shit on for so long, that, in a way, black women are maybe more willing to accept rage from a black man, because they see what’s happened to them. They grew up without fathers…“
Yikes!


  • Madonna faked a charity in Malawi and wasted $3.8 million dollars on “salaries, cars, office space and golf course membership, free housing and a car and driver for the school’s director”.

Despite using it for several photo-ops and preaching about an educational crisis in Malawi, Madonna didn’t care that the same charity that promised to build schools squandered the money. “Raising Malawi Academy for Girls“ wasn't built and the money was instead spent by the 'charity' managers connected to the shady Kabbalah Centre.
Even worse, this 'charity' left Malawi villagers broke and homeless after taking the land for the supposed 'school' (which wasn't built) and never properly compensating them for the land.



  • Madonna defiled a Martin Luther King picture to promote her #RebelHeart album.

The cover of Rebel Heart features a close-up of Madonna's face wrapped in a BDSM-alluding tangle of black cord. Then, she she Instagrammed images of Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Bob Marley, seemingly oblivious to the concept that a white artist who's made various forms of black music throughout her career showing images of civil rights icons tied up in cord is demeaning.


  • Madonna surfboards on a black woman on her new tour.

During yesterday's lukewarm opening of Madonna's new Rebel Heart Tour, Madonna performed one of her new songs on a stripping pole cross. The problematic part? She uses a black woman as a surfboard to stand on while she spins around the pole.

Following several accousations of racism during her Rebel Heart promo blitz, the Rebel Heart Tour kicked of in a small arena in Montereal to an unenthusiastic reaction.Madonna's first show - like many others - wasn't sold out.


  • Madonna still believes she is more disenfranchised than the black community.

In her recent interview with Out Magazine, Madonna once again compared different disenfranchised groups like it’s a competition. She concluded her thoughts by saying that all other groups have gotten some rights, while she, as a white woman, still has it worst.

"It’s moved along for the gay community, for the African-American community, but women are still just trading on their ass. To me, the last great frontier is women." – Madonna,  Out Magazine, 2005.

  • Bonus moments of Madonna appropriating different cultures:


Madonna appropriating the niqab


Madonna appropriating the geisha imagery
Madonna appropriating the sari


Madonna's appropriation of the kimono


Madonna's appropriation of the bindi/henna


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ONTD Roundup

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Demi and Selena Reunite!

Mariska Hargitay collects her friendship cheque

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- thinks Taylor is inspiring
- "The song 'Shake It Off' touched me deeply, profoundly,"
- thinks Shake it Off has such a wonderful message
- "She is fearless, a lioness, a protector and she's compassionate and empathetic," she said. "So we feel safe with her and it's all those feminine things we are and yet she is not pigeonholed, because she is a badass. ... She does it all; it's not easy, but she doesn't quit trying. Takes the hit, gets up again. She's really the Terminator."

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Taylor Swift wins an Emmy, performs "See You Again" with Wiz Khalifa

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- She won an Emmy for Original Interactive Program for her AMEX Unstaged: Taylor Swift Experience.
- She has a star and executive producer credit on the project, which was released with the Blank Space video last year.


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are you two awards away from an egot, ontd?

Gay Icon in the Making, Liam Payne Teases @AttitudeMag Cover.

Justin Bieber Talks About New Album, Being Humble & Staying Out of Trouble

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- "What Do You Mean" is a manthem
- skateboarding with Betty White
- how Justin likes to cuddle
- explains relationships
- supports Kanye for president
- a little Merengue at the end
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In mwahahaha news: Nicole Arbour of dear fat people fame fired from movie.

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-Film maker says after he saw the video he never wanted to see her again.
-Says her fat shaming goes against everything his movie stands for (about a 16yr old who wants to be a cheerleader but is bullied for being fat)
-He was bullied for being gay so he knows how awful that feels and was disgusted by the vid.

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FKA Twigs covers Elastic Heart by Sia in the Live Lounge

Rugby Royalty Ben Cohen Stops by "This Morning" to Talk New Book #CarryMeHome.

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Rugby hunk Ben Cohen stopped by UK daytime talk show "This Morning" to chat up his new autobiography "Carry Me Home."Cohen spilled that the book touches on everything from his rugby career, to the tragic loss of his father in an LGBT hate crime, to being clinically deaf. Watch the video on This Morning's site. [Won't embed or load for anyone outside of the UK!] :(







Paraphrased from @BenCohen. @ThisMorning, 1.

Book post! ONTD: What are you reading??

Jessica Alba's Honest Beauty features honest diversity, deals with honest lawsuit

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The Honest Company, founded by Jessica Alba, launched its beauty site today, Honest Beauty. While the Honest Company focuses on baby products and home cleaning supplies, Honest Beauty is all about make up and skin care.  The line includes 8 colors for foundations and  the website features a diverse array of models, so you can easily see how a product might look on your skin tone, plus make up tutorials by Alba herself.


In her words, “I am a woman of color and when I started acting when I was twelve years old, good lord, it was hard to find some good foundation. And I just felt like every other beauty line made me feel like I needed to be somebody else.”  While some ONTDers are pressed that she struggles with a multi-ethnic identity, Alba's European & Mexican roots inspired her inclusive take on the sites products & marketing.  The sensitive snowflake ONTDers will appreciate that Honest Beauty products are not tested on animals and are free of parabens and synthetic dyes & fragrances.

She worked on "Get the Look" video tutorials (won't embed, but you can watch on the site) where she demonstrates some of the products- really helpful, since it's nice to see how different prodcuts apply.  She said making the tutorials gave her a new respect for Youtubers who do nothing but put make up on all day on camera.


Prices are somewhere between make-up counter brands and higher-end drugstore brands.  A sheer lip crayon runs about $18 and it's $28 for a 1 ounce tube of tinted moisturizer with SPF 20... I wouldn't rely on the SPF though (see next cut).  Just like with the Honest Company, customers can "Bundle" and get regular shipments of prducts to save money.  A free trial will get you a cute sampler, but then they'll charge you $50 for the 3-product-bundles after that unless you call to cancel.  If it's like Honest Co, you can space out your bundles farther apart than 1 month if you need to.


Jessica and other women of color may need their naturally protective melanin, becuase the Honest Co is facing a $5 Million lawsuit that their sunscreen is ineffective & mislabelled.  Photos of sunburns have been cropping up on social media, posted by people who used the Honest Company Sunblock and still got fried.  Alba says the lawsuit is "baseless" and she emphasized that people need to understand that natural mineral-based sunscreens need to be re-applied frequently, as they don't penetrate the skin the way chemical sunscreens do.  I've used it and I agree - it has a different consistency than chemical-based types.


ONTD, what marketing angle are you using for your new make-up line?



Paraphrasing is mine; sources are Yahoo article and Honest Beauty.

New Jennifer Lawrence photoshoot for Dior + Interview with The New York Times

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On how she's changed since becoming a household name:
"You want to know how I’ve changed? I’m so scared to say anything now. I can see every negative way that people can take it, and I don’t want to sound like I’m complaining. 'Oh, she’s so conceited now. Oh, she’s so jaded now.' It probably comes from Googling myself. If it were up to me, I would not talk. I would just act."

On being scrutinized by total strangers:
"Why do I care what people think? But I do. I just can’t pretend I don’t care. I get really insecure about it. The world makes an opinion of you without ever meeting you. That worry should not bother me, but it does. It bothers me."

On how her perceptions about being famous have shifted over time:
"I don’t feel like I’m being dragged by anything anymore. I feel more in control. I’m calmer. I know that there’s no point to feeling anxious all day, so I try not to. I’m still scared, but it’s about different things. Now, I worry about — [Trails off and shifts a bit uncomfortably on the sofa.] Okay, get ahold of yourself, Jennifer. This is not therapy."

On dealing with Anxiety:
"I have a prescription. I find a certain peace by thinking of me in public as sort of an avatar self. You out there can have the avatar me. I can keep me. And I just try to acknowledge that this scrutiny is stressful, and that anyone would find it stressful. So I’ve got to try to let it go, and try to be myself, and focus on important things, like picking up dog poop.”
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How To Get Away With Murder Season 2 Trailer

Johnny Depp on Jimmy Kimmel Live

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Johnny talks about playing gangster Whitey Bulger in the new movie Black Mass and recalls falling asleep during a screening of the film.


Depp talks about his name and Jimmy raises an interesting point about whether or not Amber Heard will take Johnny’s last name.


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Calvin Harris leaving a Thai massage parlor

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Emerged after two hours dressed the same as he always is.




Radar Online reckons 'the spa is the first place that comes up on Yelp.com when searching for "best thai massage happy ending" in Hollywood' but I ain't know about that



Hopefully Adam is now stress free!!!



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I know a lot of youse don't like T-Swift but goodness me, girl could do so much better. ONTD, did you ever visit a massage parlor to calm your knickers to prevent your fake teeth from falling out?

Madonna at the Phi Centre, Montreal

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Madonna and Diplo joined DJ Windows 98, aka Arcade Fire’s Win Butler, onstage yesterday during his DJ set at the Phi Centre in Montreal.







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Emily Blunt Being Adorable on Kimmel

Toronto International Film Festival Day 1

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Actor Jake Gyllenhaal attends the 'Demolition' premiere and opening night gala during the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival at Roy Thomson Hall on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.


Actors Jake Gyllenhaal, Naomi Watts and Judah Lewis speak onstage during the 'Demolition' press conference at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival at TIFF Bell Lightbox on September 11, 2015 in Toronto, Canada…

Actress Naomi Watts attends Fox Searchlight's 'Demolition' Toronto International Film Festival gala presentation at Roy Thomson Hall on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.

Actor Jake Gyllenhaal attends Fox Searchlight's 'Demolition' Toronto International Film Festival gala presentation at Roy Thomson Hall on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.

Director Jean-Marc Vallee attends Fox Searchlight's 'Demolition' Toronto International Film Festival gala presentation at Roy Thomson Hall on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.



Filmmaker Michael Moore attends the 'Where to Invade Next' premiere during the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival at the Princess of Wales Theatre on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.




Actress Natalie Portman attends the 'A Tale Of Love And Darkness' premiere during the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival at the Winter Garden Theatre on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.

Actress Natalie Portman attends the 'A Tale Of Love And Darkness' premiere during the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival at the Winter Garden Theatre on September 10, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.


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Selena Gomez on Power 106 FM

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  • She talks about her album, body shamming, paparazzi harrasment and more.

  • “I'm not gonna give a fuck [about] what people say.” — Selena Gomez

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Dominion 2X11 promo

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I was at a family event, sorry this is late, brb off to watch the episode.
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