Originally Posted by realtalk92

Race bothers everyone which is why people do not like talking about it because it makes most uncomfortable. Once again that was not the reason why I used it. It was the first example I thought of which is why I used it. You chose to focus on the racial aspect instead of focusing on the fact that the industry chooses to promote certain artists. That in essence has nothing to do with the race card and has everything to do with the fact that the industry is in control of how successful pop artists become.