VIDEO: You Can Watch Jose Antonio Vargas’ Documentary ‘White People’ Here
Those of you who have been looking for somewhere to watch Jose Antonio Vargas' "White People," look no further.Those of you who have been looking for somewhere to watch Jose Antonio Vargas’ “White People,” look no further. MTV has released the entire documentary online, and here it is for your viewing pleasure.
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