Actor Donald Glover acknowledges the impact of misogynoir criticism, but maintains that it doesn't affect him.

Actor Donald Glover is bothered by people who believe he doesn't like Black women, but ultimately he doesn't let the criticism affect him.

February 15th 2024.

Actor Donald Glover acknowledges the impact of misogynoir criticism, but maintains that it doesn't affect him.
Donald Glover, known for his work in music, television, and film, recently opened up about the criticism he has faced regarding his relationship with Black women. In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Glover shared his thoughts on the topic, along with his Mr. & Mrs. Smith co-star, Maya Erksine.

The conversation was sparked by a question about Glover's 2022 feature in Interview Magazine, where he interviewed himself and was asked, "Are you afraid of Black women?" This question only added to the long-standing criticism of misogynoir (a combination of misogyny and racism) that Glover has faced throughout his career. When asked about this "narrative," Glover didn't hold back, stating that it was something people often said but never asked him directly.

Glover expressed that the criticism does bother him, but at the same time, he realizes that it doesn't truly matter. He knows that people won't read his words and suddenly change their minds. Instead, he chooses to focus on what truly matters to him - his family and close friends who truly know him and his character. He also pointed out that the criticism is not reflective of his reality, as he is well-respected and appreciated by those in his community.

The topic of his relationship with Black women also came up in his Interview Magazine feature, where he asked himself if he was afraid of them. In response, Glover wrote, "Why are you asking me that? I feel like you're using Black women to question my Blackness." While he never directly answered the question, his latest comments shed more light on where he stands on the topic.

Glover, who has been accused of showing disdain for Black women in the past, has been married to his wife, Michelle White, since 2015. They share three sons, born in 2016, 2018, and 2020. Glover's focus on his family and close relationships further emphasizes that the criticism he faces is not a true reflection of who he is as a person.

It's worth noting that Glover's co-star, Maya Erksine, also jumped in, asking if his defense to the criticism is to simply tell himself that he doesn't care. In response, Glover shared that he chooses to focus on being present and happy with his family, as they are the ones who truly matter to him.

Ultimately, Glover's comments shed light on the impact that criticism can have and how he chooses to handle it. While it may bother him, he knows that it is not reflective of his true character and chooses to focus on what truly matters in his life.

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