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Black exploitation


Black exploitation



I said something similar and nikkas was coming for my head. “Something, something, DONT TALK ABOUT OUR CLASSICS LIKE THAT”99% of Blaxploitation movies were the woat.
Supposedly black writers, actors, and directors and they choose to prinarily portray black men as thugs, pimps, drug dealers, drug users, etc. And black women as soft, weak, feeble, sexual objects, or scandalous.
And this is way before black women had a creative say in anything in Hollywood. I see why they called them Blaxploitation movies because we were exploiting ourselves for a check.
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Yep, the black community celebrated when this genre died out. Nowadays though i am seeing an alarming sense of nostalgia for these films mostly by gen x'ers or younger.99% of Blaxploitation movies were the woat.
Supposedly black writers, actors, and directors and they choose to prinarily portray black men as thugs, pimps, drug dealers, drug users, etc. And black women as soft, weak, feeble, sexual objects, or scandalous.
And this is way before black women had a creative say in anything in Hollywood. I see why they called them Blaxploitation movies because we were exploiting ourselves for a check.
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99% of Blaxploitation movies were the woat.
Supposedly black writers, actors, and directors and they choose to prinarily portray black men as thugs, pimps, drug dealers, drug users, etc. And black women as soft, weak, feeble, sexual objects, or scandalous.
And this is way before black women had a creative say in anything in Hollywood. I see why they called them Blaxploitation movies because we were exploiting ourselves for a check.
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It's no different than Gangsta rap in the 90s.