It's frustrating for us to have to keep explaining our experiences for the privileged who have no intent on hearing or understanding. Sasheer Zamata captures this brilliantly in a short for the ACLU.
On this previous weekend's "SNL," the incredibly funny Sasheer Zamata tackled the lack of diversity within the tech world, using the current offering of Emoji's as an example.
SNL often gets it wrong, but this sketch from Saturday's episode with Chris Rock was a rare bright spot. In the clip, a panel of guests are presented with scenarios and asked whether or not they would sway their vote.
While we're anxiously awaiting the May 19 debut of
The Maya Rudolph show, we'll just have to settle for these brief glimpses of her genius.
Last night Maya made a surprise appearance on the 'Saturday Night Live' to play Queen Bey in the opening sketch. Of course, it centered around the
much-talked about elevator fight between Solange and Jay Z. Jay Pharaoh played the rapper and Sasheer Zamata played Solange.
Though I, personally, am over the ordeal, this was great!
Louis C.K. hosted last night's episode of "Saturday Night Live." One of the highlights was this "Black Jeopardy skit featuring Sasheer Zamata, Jay Pharaoh, and Kenan Thompson.
We've been waiting for 'Saturday Night Live's' Sasheer Zamata to get some major shine on in the weekly comedy show, and her performance as 'Scandal's' Olivia Pope.
In the sketch, Sasheer delivers orders at a rapid pace and confuses the newest gladiator Kelsey (played by Lena Dunham).
“SNL” celebrates Black History Month with a musical short video starring Jay Pharoah, Kenan Thompson, and the newest cast mate Sasheer Zamata called “28 Reasons to Hug a Black Guy.”
Once again Sasheer Zamata is relegated to the role of doo-wop girl, but the skit is hilarious.
How do you congratulate a friend when she announces she's engaged to a man you can't stand?
