Don't stir the pot. This is about stereotyping white person behavior, cuz they're all the same.
Pretty shallow complaint. What does this even mean?
i dunno, my post needed some oomph so i put it therePretty shallow complaint. What does this even mean?
Eh. You know the lead character is going to end up with that white dude.
Eh. You know the lead character is going to end up with that white dude.
Cringeworthy....at least after watching the trailer. It was like they tried too hard. Not the actors, but the message/script. :/
I got the impression they were dating. Nothing wrong with that.
I fucking hope not. Really fed up that women of color are being led into lead roles in media, but only if they pursue and fuck white men.
I fucking hope not. Really fed up that women of color are being led into lead roles in media, but only if they pursue and fuck white men.
I fucking hope not. Really fed up that women of color are being led into lead roles in media, but only if they pursue and fuck white men.
On a serious note I can't say I liked the trailer. It sounds like college theater actors reciting tumblr posts. Nothing sounds natural in the trailer. Maybe the film is different. Spike Lee's early films had natural dialogue that flowed, even when it was being heavy handed.
Took me a second to realize it was the same actor.
Damn that kid did get old.
Looks kind of pretentious (the style/tone), but I'm interested in the subject matter. Looks really interesting.
Did I say mixed-race relationships are bad? I specifically said that women of color only get pushed into the spotlight in TV and movies when there is a white male romantic love interest. These are observable facts. I don't care if they hurt your feelings.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one of the few shows in which two Latinas are prominently featured and were pursued by two white guys but nothing came of it: one is unaware/doesn't care and the other turned white dude down. Pretty sure Samberg's character will eventually hook up with her though.
Everywhere else, blacks, Asian and Latinas MUST hook up with white guys while the scant few men of color (if any, maybe in the background) are practically asexual.
Did I say mixed-race relationships are bad? I specifically said that women of color only get pushed into the spotlight in TV and movies when there is a white male romantic love interest. These are observable facts. I don't care if they hurt your feelings.
Did I say mixed-race relationships are bad? I specifically said that women of color only get pushed into the spotlight in TV and movies when there is a white male romantic love interest. These are observable facts. I don't care if they hurt your feelings.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one of the few shows in which two Latinas are prominently featured and were pursued by two white guys but nothing came of it: one is unaware/doesn't care and the other turned white dude down. Pretty sure Samberg's character will eventually hook up with her though.
Everywhere else, blacks, Asian and Latinas MUST hook up with white guys while the scant few men of color (if any, maybe in the background) are practically asexual.
How do you propose black women in the media should be represented in an interracial romantic situation?
This is the weirdest post. Interracial relationships on tv/movies are bad because you have a conspiracy theory about why people of two different races would be represented on screen?
Seriously?
There is no reason to believe that this movie about a black woman's pursuit of a white man; if they are in a relationship, it looks benign, from the few seconds we saw.
How about actual diversity that doesn't always have white people in the spotlight?
It'd be nice to regularly see something other than white male lead + minority female co-lead drooling after said man.
How about actual diversity that doesn't always have white people in the spotlight?
It'd be nice to regularly see something other than white male lead + minority female co-lead drooling after said man.
In a movie named 'Dear White People'?.
How do you propose black women in the media should be represented in an interracial romantic situation?
Why are you suddenly being obtuse? Your post asked about all media.
You have no reading comprehension.
What part of any of my posts said that Dear White People is specifically a movie about a black girl chasing a white guy? Someone said "I bet she's chasing white dude" and I said "I hope not because TIRED trope."
You guys aren't even trying to read what I said and just getting offended that someone is shitting on white men always being the center of attention on popular media.
Would have to be revamped with Aboriginal cast and another set of issues that are different (but exactly the same).Hope this comes to au some way. Would like to watch. Can't imagine it coming out here though :<
He said "I bet she ends up with the white dude" when it seems like they're already in a relationship, IMO. Again, I don't see anything inherently wrong with that, especially since it is remarkably obvious that SHE is the lead and HE might be a co-lead.
Im not being obtuse. Im asking why you're so outraged at the idea of the main character ending up with a white guy. Which you clearly are.
No, I'm pretty sure I read you correctly. You dislike women of color being with a white male in tv/film. You think it's because the actresses "have to".
Am I wrong?
He said "I bet she ends up with the white dude" when it seems like they're already in a relationship, IMO. Again, I don't see anything inherently wrong with that, especially since it is remarkably obvious that SHE is the lead and HE might be a co-lead.
Hahaha, you clearly don't know shit about me. Read any of my posts in threads dealing with white privilege, plz.
There is no reason to believe that this movie about a black woman's pursuit of a white man; if they are in a relationship, it looks benign, from the few seconds we saw.
How about actual diversity that doesn't always have white people in the spotlight?
It'd be nice to regularly see something other than white male lead + minority female co-lead drooling after said man.
You have no reading comprehension.
What part of any of my posts said that Dear White People is specifically a movie about a black girl chasing a white guy? Someone said "I bet she's chasing white dude" and I said "I hope not because TIRED trope."
You guys aren't even trying to read what I said and just getting offended that someone is shitting on white men always being the center of attention on popular media.
How did she know my weed guys name is Tyrone?
#paranoid
Looks kind of pretentious (the style/tone), but I'm interested in the subject matter. Looks really interesting.
Ha! I got banned for using the word "mulatto". Or at least I think that's why I was banned, "SMH" was the very unhelpful reason given. I heard the word years ago in a Nirvana song, looked it up and assumed it was acceptable to use given the definition. I really have no idea of it's use and abuse in the US.
Kinda wish I'd seen this movie years ago to avoid that banning.
Yes because that is exactly what this is about. Does this movie offend you? Can you relate to the white people in this film?
Someone's mad and very confused on the film's purpose. How offended do you feel?
Why are white people so passive aggressive?
They can't say exterminate the mud people in public anymore cause of the pc gestapo.
Mulatto is derived from the word Mule. A Mule is a sterile offspring of a Donkey and a Horse. The Donkey and the Horse are two different species of animal. Black people and White people are not two different species. Which is why their offspring are not sterile.
This is why the term is offensive. It is a relic from a racist time where racist white people considered offspring of black/white couples to be something unfortunate and something to be discouraged.
Hopefully the Sam characters discusses this further in the movie.
Who knows, I've never seen it. Neither have you. But I can anticipate the type of exaggerated stereotypes being portrayed in it. For entertainment's sake, nothing wrong with that.
It's not the film I was commenting on. My statement was about this thread:
Do I think that's offensive? Yes, I do.