Who’s joining comedienne Mo’Nique in her Netflix boycott?

#BOYCOTT#NETFLIX FOR #COLORBIAS AND #GENDERBIAS. PLEASE STAND WITH ME. I LOVE US.

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Comedienne and Oscar-winning actress Mo’Nique wants fans to know that diversity, inclusion and equity in Hollywood are not only about male and female, Black and White, it runs deeper. Based on her experience, the pecking order is deeper than you think and it appears Black women are at rock bottom.

Who's joining comedienne Mo'Nique in her Netflix boycott?
Mo’Nique, best supporting actress for Precious Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, 82nd Annual Academy Awards Oscars Ceremony-PRESS ROOM, The Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles March 7, 2010. (Photo credit: Everett Collection)

“I am asking that you stand with me and boycott Netflix for gender bias and color bias,” she says in an Instagram video.


Mo’Nique, 50, said she was offered a $500K deal while Amy Schumer ($13M), Chris Rock ($20M) and Dave Chappelle ($20M) received millions for their comedy specials.

Mo’Nique doesn’t mince words. If you will remember, she called out three of Hollywood’s finest during a show at the Apollo Theater in May 2017.

“I was not ‘black-balled,’ I was ‘white-balled’ by some black d—s who have no balls.

“Thank you Mr Lee Daniels, thank you Mr Tyler Perry, thank you Ms Oprah Winfrey … ya’ll can suck my d— if I had one.

“No baby, I wasn’t ‘black-balled,’ I was f–ked up by some n–gas who have no balls.”

Her comedy special, “I Coulda Been Your Cellmate,” is currently streaming on Netflix.

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