MischievousMonkey
Gor bu dëgër
She looks like an older Danai Gurira in this
First Images of Viola Davis in "The Woman King" (2022)
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I take it you won't be watching?Dahomey | historical kingdom, Africa
So basically these fools c00ned so hard even the British were like.
Pandering to black women is the wave now so whatever
you see it
Black ppl as everything associated needs to be perfection. Everyone is analyzing heavy, instead of celebrating a moment in history.
Maxine Shaw
#ColiFam gave more $ 2 my students than my school
How dare a movie get made on something that ACTUALLY HAPPENED!
get these nets
Veteran
@Busted_Toes
Nobody will bring "ethnic litmus test to play role" energy into the thread. People are entitled to feel however they want about who gets cast in films, BUT all along we've pointed out the contradictions and inconsistencies.
Nobody will bring "ethnic litmus test to play role" energy into the thread. People are entitled to feel however they want about who gets cast in films, BUT all along we've pointed out the contradictions and inconsistencies.
Those dudes are idiots and probably white
@OffHalsted
The 100s LochNess
These bytches?
In 1860, nineteen-year-old Oluale Kossola (Cudjo Lewis) woke before dawn to the screams of Dahomey’s female warriors. They held their gleaming reapers — three-foot-long straight razors — with lithe grace, slicing through the necks of Kossola’s fellow Yoruba tribesmen. At their slim hips, swung the decapitated heads of the murdered. Kossola could not bear to look.”
In 1860, nineteen-year-old Oluale Kossola (Cudjo Lewis) woke before dawn to the screams of Dahomey’s female warriors. They held their gleaming reapers — three-foot-long straight razors — with lithe grace, slicing through the necks of Kossola’s fellow Yoruba tribesmen. At their slim hips, swung the decapitated heads of the murdered. Kossola could not bear to look.”
