Quote the source or stfuif you and everybody else is going to talk about a subject and you didn't even know that piece of info what does that tell us?
Quote the source or stfuif you and everybody else is going to talk about a subject and you didn't even know that piece of info what does that tell us?
they collaborated with a black man to create black panther
Source. I don’t see this mysterious black man as having credit in the creation of the mythos.
if you and everybody else is going to talk about a subject and you didn't even know that piece of info what does that tell us?
Quote the source or stfu
there is shame in that= 1 you actuality buy the idea of two jewish dude coming up with a african warrior king hero in the 60's.all jack kirby did was steal what he heard while station in africia during the war and stamp his name on the book. all the other ideas came from billy grahman. they both said in print with billy grahman they would no black panther. now that black power for your ass@jackson35 Black Panther was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, two white Jewish guys. No shame in that.
No black people were involved in Black Panther's creation, but some of the biggest contributors to the Black Panther mythos were black (artists Billy Graham:blackpblessed:, Ken Lashley:bpbanderas:, Brian Stelfreezeand writers Christopher Priest :bpbanderas: Reginald Hudlin
and Te-Nehisi Coates
)
you back the fukk up, dont talk about shyt u known nothing about. that is why i spoke up because i know the shyt, you dontQuote the source or stfu
all jack kirby did was steal what he heard while station in africia during the war and stamp his name on the book.
all the other ideas came from billy grahman.
you actuality buy the idea of two jewish dude coming up with a african warrior king hero in the 60's.
And you cannot back up the shyt you say. Man the fukk up and prove me wrong or just stfuyou back the fukk up, dont talk about shyt u known nothing about. that is why i spoke up because i know the shyt, you dont
What black people consider "The Color Purple" to be about black culture?OP, what's the reasoning of splitting hairs about what is and is not a "symbol of pro-blackness"? :bpthink:
Black people consider "The Color Purple" to be one of the GOAT films about black culture, but it was directed and partially written by Steven Spielberg.Should we discard that film as a symbol of black triumph over adversity simply because it was directed by a Jewish guy? :stephena1:
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that Black Panther will be an important film (especially if it does well). To complain about it by saying "well, black people don't own it, therefore it's not pro-black" is to not only disparage the film, but add arbitrary criteria of what is and is not "pro-black".
Black Panther will be a watershed moment in movie history. Why try to spin that into an L? :martinbp:
But most Black folks don't think in real life about real shyt that isn't personal. So this isn't unusual at allI don’t know why I see tons of Facebook profile pictures of the cinanamatic black panther helmet with the red green and black filter like it’s some black owned and black controlled property. I mean damn nikka y’all rocking that as a testament to black excellence but not a black hand was involved in its creation nor the movie is made by black executive producers (Fiege).
Yeah I get he’s a strong, respectful, and intelligent black comic book character but that’s where it should end. He should not be looked at as a symbol of pro-blackness since we don’t own or control the property.
The Color Purple was vehemately anti-black man and was never considered a symbol of pro-blackness...you are grasping for straws young man.OP, what's the reasoning of splitting hairs about what is and is not a "symbol of pro-blackness"? :bpthink:
Black people consider "The Color Purple" to be one of the GOAT films about black culture, but it was directed and partially written by Steven Spielberg.Should we discard that film as a symbol of black triumph over adversity simply because it was directed by a Jewish guy? :stephena1:
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that Black Panther will be an important film (especially if it does well). To complain about it by saying "well, black people don't own it, therefore it's not pro-black" is to not only disparage the film, but add arbitrary criteria of what is and is not "pro-black".
Black Panther will be a watershed moment in movie history. Why try to spin that into an L? :martinbp:
And you cannot back up the shyt you say. Man the fukk up and prove me wrong or just stfu
do you know how how kirby came with panther?And you cannot back up the shyt you say. Man the fukk up and prove me wrong or just stfu
You tell me and quote the source. If you don’t quote the source then it’s a automatic neg and L to youdo you know how how kirby came with panther?
Exactly by OP's logic hip hop shouldn't be celebrated because very few hip hop executives are black.