Exactly. If the final message is pro black, is well received and leads to more pro blackness then who gives a shyt about a coli militant's purity test?
They say "But but but a white woman was involved...." then they go watch Disney Corp and Kevin Feige's Black Panther.
We as a people keep losing cause some of the loudest amongst us have no idea how the world works.
They tried to keep slavery going after cacs took over and made it illegal.
And even after the British cacs put a blockade up they still tried to sell slaves to Portuguese traders.
They NEVER had this lightbulb moment and decided "we gotta stop slavery we're doing because we can make money of palm oil instead"
What message would be sent if cacs came out with a movie that depicted Europeans first going to Africa with the primary motivation of freeing Black people from African slavery and them as heroes/liberators as opposed to Colonization and them as colonists? Would you be okay with that and that narrative being put out there.
The Nazi's/German military were the world's most powerful force in the 1930's. Yet they NEVER making movies glorifying the strength they had or as some aspiration to look up to due to their historical actions. So why is it suddenly different here?
Even if they were more involved in ending the slave trade the whole story was still a fiction. There's no Nansica. From jump this was a historical fiction, "based on historical events" story to me.
Some of the coincidences in how the characters were related literally had me rolling my ideas in the theatre.
The story wasn't real, but the message was. And the message was important.
Maybe this is successful and the next movies are more accurate? Maybe this bombs and there won't be a next for a while and every other race will just keep telling sanitized stories about their heroes while y'all pat yourselves on the back and keep losing.
I really don't care that much. But you made a decent point without the childishness so I responded again. I'm gonna go watch Braveheart now...
Even if they were more involved in ending the slave trade the whole story was still a fiction. There's no Nansica. From jump this was a historical fiction, "based on historical events" story to me.
Some of the coincidences in how the characters were related literally had me rolling my ideas in the theatre.
The story wasn't real, but the message was. And the message was important.
Maybe this is successful and the next movies are more accurate? Maybe this bombs and there won't be a next for a while and every other race will just keep telling sanitized stories about their heroes while y'all pat yourselves on the back and keep losing.
I really don't care that much. But you made a decent point without the childishness so I responded again. I'm gonna go watch Braveheart now...
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