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fourteenandoh;1662175; said:
Yup, that came to mind tooBigWoof31;1662218; said:Great example. What about the one movie (can't remember the name for the life of me) where the Latin American teacher quits his engineering job and gets a class full of troubled students to pass the AP Calc exam?
ORD_Buckeye;1662220; said:I'm not saying it's never been done. It, however, is the needle in the proverbial haystack compared to everything from Different Strokes to Blind Side.
And don't bring up what has been derided as the "Magical Negro" genre: i.e. Bagger Vance, Geen Mile et al which is just another reason for African Americans to view anything out of Hollywood with a suspicious eye. Sometimes that suspicion leads to overreaction as with the demonization from some quarters of Precious and possibly Blind Side.
BigWoof31;1662267; said:Bus Native - I'm gonna push back on this a little bit. How is this problem fixed going forward?
Should movies be screened before a group of leaders who can comment on its potential offensive narratives? Is it that more diversity is needed in the Screen Writers guild?
I belive that the Blindside is a good story that should be told - how would you change it to make it better?
Nutriaitch;1662509; said:of course it was racist.
ever been to Oxford? them [censored]ers don't know the war is over.