The talking head in the video acts like he's never been to a theater patronized by mostly blacks. Talk about not shutting up, and if you don't believe me, go see a movie in the U.S. in a predominately black area. He acts like he doesn't know where to start because he really doesn't know where to start making up how this video is racist. The drum thing, yeah, perhaps because we all know that black people sit around grooving to drum music while wearing a dashiki or other African looking garb.
Also, I only see one hand grabbing chicken that looks remotely black. Are they upset because not more black people got fried chicken?
If someone wants to call it a racist stereotype about black people and fried chicken, I'll go down to the local Churches Chicken here, and get you a picture of the crew that works there, and the patrons. All predominately black. I'd be lucky to get a white or hispanic person in the shot. Hell, the last time I walked in there to get some chicken (I LOVE fried chicken), people kept looking at me like I stepped off of a freakin space ship, one guy kept looking at me until I asked, "What's wrong? Ain't seen a white guy before?"
If it were that racist then why are there black actors in the commerical? Nobody needs to eat so badly that they would be willing to take active part in a racist commercial against their own race. But, on the othe hand, some brothers and sisters got a job so alert Ted Koppel!
(Just kidding
on that last one, calm down.) To sum it up, just much ado about nothing from a couple of left wing neo-hippie nut cases that are looking for mountains in mole hills.
). And someone else told me there is an Asian restaurant down the street .. and you won't
believe what they sell. Rice. That's right. How stereotypical can these restaurants get anyhow? I'm even afraid to ask what that place called
Taco Bell is all about. 
