| re: It's true when we look at the main cast of speakers and singers, and the filmmakers have acknowledged that it is true, and it's also an incredible movie |
| Posted by: Singapore/Fling 02:32 am EST 12/16/21 |
| In reply to: re: It's true when we look at the main cast of speakers and singers, and the filmmakers have acknowledged that it is true, and it's also an incredible movie - Chazwaza 01:52 am EST 12/16/21 |
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Did I say it should be boycotted? Did I say there were no Afro-Latinx actors? We’re not going to get very far if you’re arguing against things I’m not arguing.
In terms of the conversation around light-skinned actors, I do suggest you look more deeply into colorism and how the cultural legacies of slavery and systemic racism still drives the mainstream interest in lighter-skinned POC over darker-skinned POC. I think the issue is more important than you’re depicting it.
That said, if you friends didn’t go to the movie because they were told not to like it by Twitter, then they could perhaps be making better life choices. |
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