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Topic	Diversity Isn't "Being in the Room" - Its Whites Giving Up Their Seats
Zikten 01/30/18 3:17:31 PM #7:	TheVipaGTS posted... Zikten posted... diversity is people from every race and culture being together. Black Panther is like 99.99% black. it's not diverse. a movie that has someone from every race is a diverse movie. like if there was a super hero movie about the UN where each national representative is imbued with powers. and then the whole UN team fights evil when people talk about Diversity of Black Panther they don't mean the movie itself. they mostly mean Hollywood. its a diverse cast when you consider the entirety of Hollywood, making a movie that isn't full of stereotypes and caricatures like Madea or Friday. That's something that we should credit, not attack because once upon a time that wasn't a possibility without controversy and even though things are much better now there still is a "stuck in our ways" mentality so to speak, whether intentional or not...so when something like this happens people notice. call it progressive or something. black empowering. anything like that <cite>Zikten posted [p:895118943] in Diversity ... [t:76261890]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>diversity is people from every race and culture being together. Black Panther is like 99.99% black. it's not diverse. a movie that has someone from every race is a diverse movie. like if there was a super hero movie about the UN where each national representative is imbued with powers. and then the whole UN team fights evil</quote> when people talk about Diversity of Black Panther they don't mean the movie itself. they mostly mean Hollywood. its a diverse cast when you consider the entirety of Hollywood, making a movie that isn't full of stereotypes and caricatures like Madea or Friday. That's something that we should credit, not attack because once upon a time that wasn't a possibility without controversy and even though things are much better now there still is a "stuck in our ways" mentality so to speak, whether intentional or not...so when something like this happens people notice.</quote> call it progressive or something. black empowering. anything like that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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