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When local news reporter Lee Thomas received a vitiligo diagnosis, he vowed he would not let the condition hold him back from pursuing his dreams of being on TV.
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Clari
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- Age:
- I'm 34 years old
- Ethnic:
- Turkish
- My gender:
- Woman
- Hobbies:
- Listening to music
- I have piercing:
- I don't have piercings
- Smoker:
- Yes
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After hiding a huge secret for many years, Lee Thomas knew it was time to come clean. He was unsure of how the confession might change his career and his life. But he knew that continuing to hide his secret would only make things worse. Lee never expected that his life would take on a new meaning from telling the truth. Lee Thomas always dreamt of becoming a TV reporter.
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Several TV episodes and scenes featuring characters in blackface have been pulled from streaming and syndication in recent weeks as Hollywood confronts its racist past and present. With viewers increasingly dependent on streaming platforms rather than physical media, the editing and removal of these scenes and episodes leaves little trace of their existence.
As such, The Times has compiled a list of streaming TV shows that have recently edited or removed episodes featuring blackface, along with synopses of the racist imagery and stereotypes contained therein. Unaware of the family meeting, Blanche and Rose stumble into the room in matching brown mud masks.
Zach Braff appeared in blackface during a fantasy sequence in which he imagines himself as his best friend, Turk Donald Faisonin a romantic situation with Elliot Sarah Chalke. These are my guys, all right? Christi Carras is an entertainment reporter at the Los Angeles Times.
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