No change of generosity can alter the sentiments of a generous heart. TV is not fair or balanced, but we are on the way there! Over the summer, I was watching network Television and noticed that we do not have many African Americans, on Network TV, nor do we have any African American shows. However, every other culture is well represented. Without cable, you can get Univision, which is a Hispanic station, and you can even get a channel, which is dedicated to Mandarin Chinese, but not African American stations, or shows, without cable. Luckily, ABC solved this problem. ABC is producing a new TV comedy called “Black-ish,” starring Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross.

 This new series is about a successfully married, upper-middle class, African American family, with children, who may be of mixed ethnic background (hence the name Blackish). I believe this show is like a modern spin on the successful Cosby show of the 1980s and 1990s. Many are very excited to see this comedy because it will give some insight into the lives of a successful African American; you that they are just like everyone else in the World. They have jobs, go to school, are happy and love family. The show is expected to be an immediate hit with the audience, and it will make you laugh. Producers thought this was an important show because since President Obama took office, all Black shows were removed from network TV, and no one talks about Black culture, unless it is something negative. So this show will present the other side, the good side of African Americans. Black-ish will air, Wednesday, 24 September 2014, at 9.30pm. We are all of us great geniuses. We never say so because we are modest as we are great.