No surprise ... it is getting mixed reviews.
I understand Halloween is known for being creative - more so in recent years - but does creativity mean you poke fun at someone? Does it mean you take what is historically a racially insensitive act to prove how little our country has moved forward when it comes to racial equality and acceptance?
I understand Halloween is known for being creative - more so in recent years - but does creativity mean you poke fun at someone? Does it mean you take what is historically a racially insensitive act to prove how little our country has moved forward when it comes to racial equality and acceptance?
