Since I loved “Captain America,” with its desegregated (!) military, I’m on no moral ground to criticize this movie. (Although, having said that: did we really need to see a film about a grown up Scout? LOL! All these people don’t think so. So, now, in 2011, The “Magic Negroes” are now maids? AUUUGGGHHH!!!!) I did, however, enjoy Viola Davis’ frankness here.
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O-Kay. Well, I guess if a Black man can be Nick Fury, then why not?
Since I didn’t watch the show, all I can say is “Thanks.” Sorry that Conan took your audience the way David Letterman took Arsenio’s.
…….I defend you allthetime (not because I think you’re The Second Coming, but because I think you are making good points), and you come out with this? *SIGH* Stuff like this is why ign’ant folks feel free.
Public Enemy posted the following on Youtube:
This is a polite respect call to the troops , to continue to inspire but reflect the people better. OTIS Redding was a humble country man from Macon Georgia who bought a jet to work in, not flash. He perished in that plane. Heres to hoping that the J & K supergroup can elevate the masses and try a little bit more to reflect OTIS heart rather than swag, because they’re too good to be less.
I remember a few years back, when Spider-Man was Indian. Then there was that Japanese version from the 1970s.
Stan Lee has often said that kids like Spider-Man because they could imagine themselves behind the mask. Of course, Marvel loses nothing by doing this; Spidey here is the Ultimate Universe version. The “real” Spider-Man—the one that Marvel will still sell everywhere on television and in film, the first one kids will think of—is still young, white, and skinny Peter Parker.
This is one of my great friends, Troy Smith, doing what he does best. 🙂
