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Aisha Tyler, the host of Ubisoft‘s conference at E3 2012, has retaliated to criticism she received online following the event.
The actress, who in the mid-2000s appeared in the likes of Friends, 24 and CSI, attracted a deluge of negative comments regarding her appearance last week. Some stepped far over the line and resorted to racist abuse.
She deemed the views of many (who claimed she was not a gamer) to be unfair, and so responded via a strongly-worded (and long-winded) post on Facebook:
BRB, Tumblr. Going to go stab some folks.
Also “long-winded”… So we’re limited to characters now when we speak out against sexism and racism?
SEE? MORE BULLSHIT. BY THE WAY, AISHA TYLER IS FUCKING FABULOUS AND LANA KANE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST CHARACTERS ON...
‘Some stepped far over the line and resorted to racist abuse.’ That’s because they’re racist, abusive douchebags....
they lucky i’m already in bed or motherfuckers would be dieing tonight. I am so sick of shit like this and it’s always...
Outside of that….her hosting of Ubi’s conference was just awful. Not funny and very forced
i must be fucking old and tired… so… because she/her/we are black female[s] who share an interest in a specific...
yep they’re wrapped up in “i’m a nerd, i’m different.” the same old, same old.
Shockingly I got starred on Kotaku by the new Gawker editor in chief for eviscerating some dumb assholes on an article...
I honestly am beginning to think that video game “fans” are the worst of the worst when it comes to sexism, homophobia...
LOL. You’re like the third person to say that. Is there anyone here who HASN’T been banned from Kotaku?
Kotaku misses the point in reporting on a story on why a Black Women is getting jumped on by white neckbeard douches. In...
Felicia Day. Should not even be in the same sentence as Aisha Tyler. No, she would not have to deal with this type of...
^^^ this.