Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
You're a staff member and you're just now figuring that out? A lot of that "giving money to the white daddy" crowd can't see the forest for the trees. Failing to realize that money talks and with this movie doing what it's doing not just in the states but overseas, means you'll get more movies with all black casts and black directors and writers with bigger budgets. More money means more stories can be told, which equals more representation, which equals a lot of representation behind the camera as well.
They're also missing just how many potential careers can be launched with this movie. There are at least five people in the flick I want to see more of now. And most of them are black women. That's a huge deal
There's also the matter that even stories of fiction/myth can inspire people in real life. Life imitates art imitating life and all that. Plus, on the representation side again, it'll inspire the youth even greater with more stories of representation for characters that look like the kids. People keep harking on the whole, "it's just a comic book movie" side seem to fail to realize that images, whether real or not, has profound effect on people.