Zazie beats playing Stage Coach Mary in “The harder they fall” has the community outraged

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

man you late as fukk.

it's still on there

i don't consume stuff just to keep up with social media so i'm good

 

[Rekkapryde]

No smoke for when darkskin nikkaz play lightskin ones too. It's always the other way it seems.

Dem insecurities.

Call it out for ALL, don't cherry pick because of insecurities.

 

[Big Boss]

Wunmi Mosaku would have been perfect in Stagecoach Mary role. But Zazie didn't bother me.

She bad

 

[SheWantTheD]

I thought this was a movie made by black people?

 

[Low End Derrick]

Don’t nobody want to watch ugly ass Leslie Jones on a giant cinema screen for 2 hours.

 

[LiveFromLondon]

Came in to say Zazzie beatz definition of average

 

[Peak]

Don’t nobody want to watch ugly ass Leslie Jones on a giant cinema screen for 2 hours.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

just watched this today, love it.
fav part was when rufus knocks esco's gold teeth out and the boy comes to scoop it up like dice lolol, good camera shot and reference

@Flying Squirrel
Dap+reputation

 

[Robo Squirrel]

just watched this today, love it.
fav part was when rufus knocks esco's gold teeth out and the boy comes to scoop it up like dice lolol, good camera shot and reference

@Flying Squirrel
Dap+reputation

I'll allow it.



Dap + Reputation

 

[Beck.er.]

I actually knew exactly who she was and had read up on her before

That Lakeith shyt is just as disrespectful cause there were so many legendary black outlaws who existed.

But at the same time Cherokee Bill was half black himself. They def could’ve went the extra mile and casted a Black Native actor, but Hollywood only hires the same handful of black actors sohh.

I think it’s Rufus Buck who was half black/half Native.
Cherokee Bill’s mother was actually a Cherokee freedman (of mixed descent).
His dad was a Buffalo Soldier but white enough to enlist as a white man with the Union after escaping the Confederacy.

Like ya said... coulda went with easily identifiable black outlaws.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

The one role they could've put Cynthia erivo in and they didn't lmao

 

[TheNig]

I can't see shyt.

 

[Beck.er.]

The one role they could've put Cynthia erivo in and they didn't lmao

She’s a foot too short.
Mary was 6 feet tall 200 lbs when the average white American male (per Union infantry reports) was 5’6” 140.
(She was also in her 60s when she earned her name and status)
Don’t make it worse.

 

[Robo Squirrel]

ass

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Old thread but,

Race-swapping folks to be black is just as egregious because it's expected of black people to defend that lazy shyt.

Bringing awareness to a person of historical importance is one thing. Bringing awareness to them in a fashion that is unfavorable to said person, living or dead, is another.

Cherokee Bill was black..his mom was a Afro-Indian and his father was Afro-European

^^his mother.....She was 1/4 Cherokee 3/4 black

Birth: Feb. 16, 1859 Oklahoma, USA

Death: Nov. 14, 1932 Muskogee Muskogee County Oklahoma, USA

Ellen Beck was the daughter of Luge Beck (1/2 Cherokee,1/2 Black) and Tempy Beck; her parents had once been slaves owned by Jeffery Beck, a Cherokee; she was born in the Delaware Dist. of the Cherokee Nation, IT.

She married (1) George Goldsby a mulatto and a Buffalo soldier with the rank of First Sgt. in the US Army who had fought for both the North & the South during the Civil War. George was stationed at Fort Concho and Ellen began working as a laundress.

They had the following children: Georgia Ellen Beck who married Mose Brown, Crawford (Cherokee Bill), Clarence and Luther Brown (all buried at Citizens).

After being abandoned by her husband at Fort Concho, Ellen moved her family to Fort Gibson. She left Crawford with an elderly black lady named "Aunty" Amanda Foster who cared for him until he was 7 years old.

Ellen stayed with the Army at Fort Gibson as a laundress and marrried (2) William Lynch (buried at Citizens).

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African-Native American Genealogy Forum Re: more ancestors on my Mom's side-LYNCH surname By:Bennie McRae Date: 6/23/2007, 8:57 pm In Response To: Re: more ancestors on my Mom's side-LYNCH surname (Angela Y. Walton-Raji)

In a pension deposition Ellen Beck (Goldsby - Lynch) stated that she was born in the Delaware District of the Cherokee Nation. Her father was Luge Beck, described as being a Cherokee of the half blood, and mother was Tempy Beck. Both had been slaves once owned by Jeffery Beck, a Cherokee.

After being abandoned at Fort Concho, Texas by her first husband, First Sergeant George Goldsby, D Troop, Tenth U. S. Cavalry, Ellen moved with her four children to Fort Gibson, Indian Territory.

On June 27, 1889, Ellen married William Lynch in Kansas City, Missouri. Lynch was a private in K Troop, 9th U. S. Cavalry. He had served during an earlier enlistment with H Troop, 10th U. S. Cavalry.

William Lynch was born in Waynesville, Ohio, approximately 30 miles northeast of Cincinnati.

George Goldsby was born in Selma, Alabama.

William and Ellen are buried in the Cherokee National Cemetery at Fort

Ellen Goldsby

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and paternal uncle (cherokee bills father's brother: they were afro-european)

Joseph Scott Goulsby
Birthdate: circa 1851
Birthplace: Perry, Alabama, United States


Joseph Scott Goulsby

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these are Cherokee Bill's more recent relatives

Joseph Goldsby's Sons

more relatives at KING-GOLDSBY & DEJOHNETTE

jazz drummer, jack dejohnette

is related to Cherokee Bill via Joseph Golsby

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