Taye Diggs was asked what he thought about Black women who were disappointed that he didn't marry a Black woman, In Rolling Out Magazine, to which he responded:
“I’m too far along in my life and in my career to really give a question like that any type of dignified answer,” says Diggs, who was raised in black, middle-class Rochester, N.Y. “When I was in high school, maybe. College, maybe. But I’m a grown-ass man and if people have a difficult time dealing with that, then I welcome them to see a movie with Omar Epps or Denzel Washington or some of those other brothers that have chosen to spend the rest of their lives with sisters."
Well, alrighty then. No "love is colorblind" or any of that, huh Taye? Just go see somebody else? Is that how you really feel, Mr. Two Cancelled Sitcoms and steadily plummeting Hollywood stock?
(Rolling Out)
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Do Not Ask Taye Diggs About His Wife
Taye Diggs was asked what he thought about Black women who were disappointed that he didn't marry a Black woman, In Rolling Out Magazine, to which he responded:
“I’m too far along in my life and in my career to really give a question like that any type of dignified answer,” says Diggs, who was raised in black, middle-class Rochester, N.Y. “When I was in high school, maybe. College, maybe. But I’m a grown-ass man and if people have a difficult time dealing with that, then I welcome them to see a movie with Omar Epps or Denzel Washington or some of those other brothers that have chosen to spend the rest of their lives with sisters."
Well, alrighty then. No "love is colorblind" or any of that, huh Taye? Just go see somebody else? Is that how you really feel, Mr. Two Cancelled Sitcoms and steadily plummeting Hollywood stock?
(Rolling Out)
