(((Diversity))) in entertainment meant to provide role models to black children empirically FAILS

Dumb fuck. Would you risk 88 million dollars, to gain 12 million dollars?

please explain how a network with hundreds of shows would risk its white viewership by making a few black tv shows. Networks wouldnt alienate white viewers by introducing these black shows because networks are making and airing multiple television shows at any given time

Firstly "Black" shows aren't necessary because people watch what they are given. Secondly networks don't "make" television shows, they approve them. Finally after they approve the shows they sell them to advertisers. You know absolutely nothing about how broadcast media actually works.

Sorry I should have chosen my words more carefully in the second part and you're right in saying that I don't know a lot about how broadcast media works. I do realize that production is separate from the network.
Of course black shows aren't 'necessary', but I think it's reasonable to believe that a network would see potential profit in having a show that would appeal specifically to blacks, much like how a commercial goods company might want to expand their bottom line by introducing a product marketed specifically for women.

There are no shows specifically for "blacks" on network television. Network television shows are based on "star power" especially the "black" ones. The Cosby show is a prime example of that. Bill Cosby didn't create the show, he starred in it. It would perhaps help if you knew who Bill Cosby actually was from a marketing standpoint before you were to assume that television networks are creating shows "for" niggers. That's the monkey's interpretation.

"The American advertising industry was initially reluctant to use black spokespeople for fear of angering white customers.[2] The Nat King Cole Show (1956-1957), the first nationally syndicated U.S. television series to be hosted by an African American, never found a national sponsor; after its cancellation Cole said, "Madison Avenue is afraid of the dark".[1][15]

Cosby's first advertisement was for White Owl cigars. His agent approached them in 1965, before the debut of I Spy, but after several appearances on the late-night talk program The Tonight Show, a signifier of success in American comedy. He told agent Norman Brokaw of William Morris Agency that he liked their tagline, "We're going to get you."[16] Cosby later said there were no commercials "with a black person holding something, buying a product, so the absence of pictures, in retrospect, said a lot". Despite the stigma among advertisers around using a black spokesperson, sales of the product rose.[13] According to an entry in Ad Age Encyclopedia, the public acceptance of Cosby and Robert Culp appearing as equals on I Spy made it possible for advertisers to show black people and white people together in their commercials.[17]

The Bill Cosby Radio Program, which debuted in 1968, was sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company.[14][18] The series was syndicated to over 200 radio stations by McCann Erickson, Coca-Cola's advertising agency.[18]"

This was in the 60's .

cont.

"At the peak of his advertising career in the mid-1980s, Cosby had a Q Score of 70, meaning that 70 percent of those responding to a survey of 1,000 United States residents thought highly of him, thus deeming him the most familiar and persuasive endorser.[4][5][note 1] In 2003, industry publication Advertising Age said that "during [Cosby's] 14-year reign over the ad industry's public approval index [he had only been surpassed by] the Pope"

Luckily this information was readily available because explaining this to people who don't know what a Q Score is or understand ad indexes is complicated.

The show isn't about black people. The show isn't for black people. It's about Bill Cosby and his marketing power. Nothing else. That feel good faggotry about nigger dollars, and appealing to nigger viewers is nigger prop. There is nothing on television designed to appeal specifically to niggers. Television is designed to appeal specifically to the majority, not the minority.

Bill Cosby is obviously different. He was huge before The Cosby Show. That's why it was called The Cosby Show instead of The Huxtables, which was the name of the black family that show was about. But there were other corny learn a life lesson black shows throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s and beyond that had no star power at the start and ran forever. I'm in my 30s so my frame of reference would be a show like Family Matters, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, things like that. There was an entire channel that was like the Urban Family Lesson Channel with more than half its programming being these Blacks Learn Heartwarming Lessons shows. It was called UPN. This genre is a consistent mainstay of the Electric Jew and its done nothing. Blacks are at all time high levels of pathology now.
For every bit of bad influence programming, there's something about uplift and "role models" all the way to the level of the president for black people and its done nothing good.

Two examples of stars that were raunchy standups and then had their hand at Heartwarming Negro Fables are Bernie Mac with The Bernie Mac Show and Chris Rock with Everybody Hates Chris. Those are closer to the Cosby Show.

its given people that aren't black this entirely fraudulent understanding of black people and its caused giant increases in interracial relationships and exposed people to violent situations by programming them with these dangerous notions about black people.

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Blacks own far more wealth and political power than they did in the 70s. Whites on the other hand are now heroin addicted degenerates despite having high representation in media.

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Those shows were for white people to show blacks as human and normal #justlikeus. It was the beginning of clown world. I mean look at all the colors

How do you explain the continual decline in violence since the 90’s?

>"there is no marriage among them, the child does not know his father".

kek

>But there were other corny learn a life lesson black shows throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s and beyond that had no star power at the start and ran forever.

Your perspective is backwards. The shows that you mentioned were the "answer" to the Cosby show. They were not independent of the Cosby show. They were merely attempts by other networks to recreate the success of the Cosby show.
Family matters was actually a spin-off of Perfect Strangers. They took the black bitch from Perfect Strangers and gave her a TV show.

The star of the Fresh Prince was a chart topping Grammy winning rapper who was most likely meant to be the shows main attraction. Neither of these shows were actually as successful as you may interpret them to be, and neither of these two shows was actually produced or written by niggers.

UPN was the Universal-Paramount network. A joint venture between Universal Studios, and Paramount Studios to enter the broadcast television market. As a new broadcast network did it never occur to you that their marketing position might be not to shift the focus from traditional broadcast networks but instead to build a dedicated viewership by serving underexposed demographics? Maybe you should research the history of UPN before coming to retard conclusions. They failed anyway, they are now the CW. New networks are a cash grab, their model is to target segments to subsidize their existence. Again, your perspective is wrong. It would seem that you don't understand how the world actually works and WHY things are what they are.

No it was the acceptance of blacks by white america that pissed off the jews.

Fresh Prince, Family Matters, A Different World, In Living Color etc - shows like this BLEW UP in the early to mid 90’s. Whites saw blacks in a new light...
>enter rodney king false flag
>la riots
>crack
>gangs
>OJ Simpson

The focus shifted heavily to all the negative aspects of blacks (and brother, there are A LOT). But believe it or not, you can breed the jungle out of these animals. What makes this impossible? Welfare, food stamps, abortion, hip hop culture...all products of the fucking jew. Keeps blacks at the jungle level. Which btw they surpassed by the 60’s only to be reverted one or two generations later...

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>Fresh Prince, Family Matters, A Different World, In Living Color etc - shows like this BLEW UP in the early to mid 90’s. Whites saw blacks in a new light...

No they didn't. They were for the most part television shows of mediocre success and viewership was probably driven by a large black demographic. Can you prove any of this? Do you have any data, or is it just your opinions which have been shaped and prop by press kits.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-rated_United_States_television_programs_of_1989–90

Look at 91, 92, 93, 94 etc if you want too.

It’s all there

Again, it's very hard to describe intangibles to people who actually know nothing as they wouldn't understand what you are saying. Fortunately there is information is technical information available which adequately illustrates the drive behind the nigger television phenomenon. The following is an exerpt from a digital transcript from a feature published in ADAge magazine on 18, November 1991:

"While overall ratings for the Big 3 networks continue to decline, a BBDO Worldwide analysis of data from Nielsen
Media Research shows that blacks in the U.S. are watching network TV in record numbers.
"Television Viewing Among Blacks" shows that TV viewing within black households is 48% higher than all other
households. In 1990, black households viewed an average 69.8 hours of TV a week. Non-black households watched an
average 47.1 hours.
The three highest-rated prime-time series among black audiences are "A Different World," "The Cosby Show" and
"Fresh Prince of Bel Air," Nielsen said. All are on NBC and all feature blacks.
"Advertisers and marketers are mainly concerned with age and income, and not race," said Doug Alligood, VP-special
markets at BBDO, New York. "Advertisers and marketers target shows that have a broader appeal and can generate a
large viewing audience."
Mr. Alligood said this can have significant implications for general-market advertisers that also need to reach blacks.
"If you are running a general ad campaign, you will underdeliver black consumers," he said. "If you can offset that
delivery with those shows that they watch heavily, you will get a small composition vs. the overall audience."

library.uoregon.edu/sites/default/files/data/guides/english/nielsen_ratings.pdf

The pic is the cross-section of viewership between White audiences and niggers. As you can clearly see it isn't Whites who are watching these shows but niggers. You people are delusional.

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No retard. It's all here. In what I have just posted above. "Top rated" doesn't mean shit, because "Top Rated" doesn't tell you who is watching. But luckily for you I've cleared that up.

>blacks don’t watch tv anymore, only in the 90’s

I dont talk to niggers, i dont have nigger friends. Only white. All of them watched these shows coming up.

Also ever see the live audience in the studio for these shows? Protip: they weren’t black.

Fucking retard. I just gave you the data, and now you want to tell me stories. Whites weren't watching these shows. Kill yourself.