Move over, Steven Spielberg. It’s Al Sharpton to the rescue.
That appears to be Sony’s latest strategy for answering criticisms over leaked emails with racially charged jokes about the president: Let’s invite Sharpton into the Sony family.
Amy Pascal, the Sony executive who jokingly emailed a colleague a list of what she deemed would be Obama’s favorite movies (hint: all with black stars), will allow the civil rights agitator to offer advice on how the studio can make movies in the future.
It didn’t take long for the Twitter-verse to chime in, mocking the decision with the hashtag, #SharptonApprovedMovies. Here’s a sampling:
#SharptonApprovedMovies The Day After Tawana
— Leigo (@yieldright) December 20, 2014
I Know What You Did Last Summer and I’ll Call it Racist Until You Pay Me Off #SharptonApprovedMovies
— epcpotown (@epcpotown) December 19, 2014
Harry Potter and the Magical White Privilege #SharptonApprovedMovies
— Michael Graham (@IAMMGraham) December 19, 2014
The Nutty Oppressor #SharptonApprovedMovies @IAMMGraham
— Joseph (@Johoff23) December 19, 2014
“Crouching Reverend, Hidden Tax Returns” #SharptonApprovedMovies
— Michael Graham (@IAMMGraham) December 19, 2014
@IAMMGraham Race-Baiting in Seattle #SharptonApprovedMovies
— Syn Eater (@Libtard_Crusher) December 20, 2014
#SharptonApprovedMovies White Men Can’t Jump (Out Of Rape Hoax Charges): The Duke Lacrosse Story
— JakeBradford (@jake_bradford88) December 19, 2014
Lord of the Hot Comb #SharptonApprovedMovies
— Juliette A. Ochieng (@JulietteAkinyi) December 19, 2014
#SharptonApprovedMovies Lelo & Snitch
— Jo Anne moretti (@JoAnneMoretti) December 19, 2014
#SharptonApprovedMovies Get Whitey
— We are screwed44™ (@PornPops69) December 19, 2014
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