The former method delivers content in comfortable and comprehensible ways; therefore, it tends to generate immediate acceptance and popular reception. The latter is a direct challenge: it forces people out of their comfort zones and is less likely to be easily embraced or popularly received. These two methods might very well be the way we distinguish Black “popular culture” from Black “high culture”; Black preaching from Black middle class preaching; and the work of Tyler Perry from that of Spike Lee. And it may be that the only way out of this dilemma is to dismantle it.