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CRAIGSLIST IS WELL known for some of its more questionable content, but this is taking it to the next level.
Under the “Talent Gigs” section of the site, this person put up a job posting for domestic staff for a party. And it reads like a bad parody:
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The post on the Atlanta, Georgia Craigslist has since been deleted, but as you can see the poster requested ”two athletic black men” to wrestle naked in chains in front of a white audience for $600 – recreating a scene from Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained.
The wife also required an “overweight mammy type” to wear a rag on her head.
“I realize this is kind of humiliating, but my hubby loves that movie, so I am willing to compensate very generously,” she wrote.
Obviously, this could very well be trolling of the highest order, but given it has been deleted once the internet got hold of it, it would appear not.
Saturday 21 December, 2024
Saturday 21 December, 2024
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CRAIGSLIST IS WELL known for some of its more questionable content, but this is taking it to the next level.
Under the “Talent Gigs” section of the site, this person put up a job posting for domestic staff for a party. And it reads like a bad parody:
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
The post on the Atlanta, Georgia Craigslist has since been deleted, but as you can see the poster requested ”two athletic black men” to wrestle naked in chains in front of a white audience for $600 – recreating a scene from Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained.
The wife also required an “overweight mammy type” to wear a rag on her head.
“I realize this is kind of humiliating, but my hubby loves that movie, so I am willing to compensate very generously,” she wrote.
Obviously, this could very well be trolling of the highest order, but given it has been deleted once the internet got hold of it, it would appear not.
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