Can we all agree on this?
>blacks in contemporary settings
okay
>blacks in futuristic settings
okay
>blacks in period movies playing African characters
okay, but the actors have to be dark skin
>blacks in period movies playing non-African characters (like a black actress playing the Queen of England or whatever)
cringe
>blacks in medieval fantasy settings
cringe (except if we're talking about people from some southern tribes, then it's okay)
>blacks playing white characters in books/comics/videogames adaptations
cringe
Can we all agree on this?
Thomas Robinson
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Ryder King
This reminds me of a sketch from Monkey Dust back when the BBC didn't just make cuck propaganda.
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Christopher Edwards
Black Knight was kino
Brayden Richardson
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Blake Davis
It's not just cringe, it's insulting.
if you want to give role to black actors make some fantasy based on african folklore, but don't shoe hiorn them in culture they don't belong in.
It's cultural apropration and it's supposed not to be okay.
I don't want a white samurai and I don't want white zulu and I don't want black knight, and I don't want yellow Aztecs
simple as
James Martinez
no. if i never have to see a black again in my life it will still be too early
Jaxson Foster
For fantasy shlock tv shows who cares?
Adrian Smith
>if you want to give role to black actors make some fantasy based on african folklore
That's what they did with Black Panther.
Samuel Garcia
Holy fucking cringe
Alexander Clark
I think it's pretty amusing that the Martin Lawrence comedy flick actually used nubians to identify black skin. While pretty everything else that has blacks on the medieval period just treats them as equal to white folk as if there was no difference at all