In reply to Yolanda.

Mo' insinuated no black man stood up for her because she's black, fat and, relatively unattractive . . . which made white men never give her her just due in the biz. When the first black man (her husband) dared demand she be treated like the accomplished actress the movie industry deemed her to be, the "difficult" label ensued automatically followed by unflattering references from Lee Daniels/Tyler Perry and a public dismissal from God-in-the-black-community: Oprah. To this day, I scratch my head at why Netflix paid Chapel 30 mil. He's more illustrious for refusing to wear a dress than for his comedic genius. But then, he's forever the funniest in most black men's subconscious. And since changing the subconscious is no easy task . . . Mo' will have to carry the fight sans support from he and/or his lobotomized fans.