An MSNBC talking head charged Monday that white people are responsible for stealing every form of music, with the exception of classical, from black people.
The Daily Show correspondent Dulce Sloan appeared on the network to talk about some people criticising Beyonce for making a country music album.
Of course, this is MSNBC, so everything has to be ratcheted up to eleven race baiting.
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The host stated “black people have always been a part of folk and country music,” asking Sloan. “You want to weigh in on that?”
And that she did.
“If white people hated cultural appropriation, then they shouldn’t have created music,” Sloan stated.
“Because every form of music in America was stolen from black people: rock’n’roll, jazz, blues, country, pop music. So if you have a problem with cultural appropriation — y’all created classical music, y’all could have stuck with that,” She further offered.
The argument is ridiculous on its face because almost all modern popular music stems from classical music, but that’s by-the-by.
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“Roll the piano into this concert,” Sloan continued to mock, suggesting that white people only take umbrage with cultural appropriation when it’s something being taken from them.
Viewers of the clip pointed out how ridiculous Sloan’s entire ‘argument’ is:
Could she understand that much of rock, blues, jazz music were all derived from classical, especially baroque?
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