u/Refreshing-Tea

Hi, I am a white male from Poland. Just to give you some background: my country is 99,9999999% white. It's extremely hard to find any Black person here, even in major cities, and if you will even find one that person would be an African, not a Black American. So basically an average Pole experience with Black Americans is non-existent. That's the reason I decided ask my question here because personally I don't know any African Americans.

Recently Netflix recommended me some movies and series directed by Tyler Perry. I have watched few of them. There were some moments which I found unfunny and even cringe (ex. a woman twerking and all other characters cheering her on or everybody praising someone for saying something negative about someone else's behavior).

How do Black Americans find those kind of programming? Is it because of my lack of understanding of cultural context I find this kind of humor bland?

I use Samsung Galaxy A56 5G for a year now. I don't have any issues with software, but I get nervous each time I use it outside. My hands are pretty small and I can barely hold the device with just one hand only. It has a glass back, so it gets slippery. Putting it in a TPU/silicon case would make it so wide I couldn't grab it.

I was looking for other phones. Motorola Edge series got my attention. I hold few models in hand and despite having almost the same width as my A56 they were way more comfortable (because of plastic back and curved screen). But then I read few comments from Motorola users and many of them are annoyed by ads in system applications. They are also pricier than my current phone (I bought A56 for around 300 €, Motorola is 400-450 €).

Are there any compact, easy to hold, cheap phones without bloatware sold nowadays?