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Crunk Feminist Collection: Tyler Perry

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While I read the article about Tyler Perry by Crunk Feminist Collection, I totally disagreed with the overall viewpoint. Tyler Perry is an amazing actor, comedian, and director. I believe that Tyler Perry is good at what he does. For those that know of Tyler Perry background, there would be some type of understanding for his movies. I don’t believe Perry hates black women. I think he enjoys creating projects such as “Diary of A Mad Black Women” because those type of actions is taking place in today’s generation. He is certain that others would enjoy watching it, that is exactly why he continues to produce such outstanding movies. Even though his creations are very similar to each other, each movie has it’s own unique purpose.Although, the

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