any a cac or c00n would consider this house negro misntrel tale classic
okay why just focus and even remake the stories in which we were portrayed as docile cowards
why not tell the whole story? how about a Black Seminoles, Bass Reeves or other enslaved blacks whom won/took their freedom by force and didn't wait for massah to die off or a white savior to rescue them
Proof you are a cracker posing as a black person. Kunta only stopped running after they chopped his foot off. Take your Peale milltant ass out of here.any a cac or c00n would consider this house negro misntrel tale classic
after that savage cave beast(overseer) beat the militant out of Kunta, and transformed into Toby the gentle runaway bucvk the story lost the lone redeeming quality/reason to watch and regressed to a slavery soap opera
No one Black is against that and are you positive they aren't planning to do a miniseries on Bass Reeves? Do a little research.okay why just focus and even remake the stories in which we were portrayed as docile cowards
that's it he kept running like a coward...if Kunta was a man about his at the first opportunity he would have butchered every devil whom tortured him then fled...speaking of getting his foot cut off the scene prior in which he was tracked down by a couple slave catching cacs he towered over and put on a
face like you got me without even trying to resist was the moment i stopped watching that bullshytconsidering the koonbaya ending i hear i didn't miss anything though
yeah i'm sure pigskins get a hardons watching the slavery porn/domination over the black race watching Roots and it takes you back to the good ole days. when negros understood their place
says the peckerwood whom considers hours of black slaves shucking for cacs while being raped,beating and dehumanized classic
i doubt it and skeptical until it's actually in the theateres...but even if they were it speaks volumes portrayals of blacks as spineless, subservient step-n-fetch its are made first and in much greater numbers
Do some research if you doubt it. Why are you skeptical?i doubt it and skeptical until it's actually in the theateres...but even if they were it speaks volumes portrayals of blacks as spineless, subservient step-n-fetch its are made first and in much greater numbers
cause until the announcement of the Nat Turner movie they're has yet to be a feature length film on strong black protagonist/historical figures whom fought for their freedom..almost all other American slavery films blacks are dehumanized the whole film until they a cac with a heart of gold gives them their freedom or they just die slaves
well we got there accepting this white supremacist propaganda and revisionist history as the end all be all of our story...no self respecting black would support 99% of most American slavery films
says the peckerwood whom considers hours of black slaves shucking for cacs while being raped,beating and dehumanized classic
Hmm . . . you must have missed:cause until the announcement of the Nat Turner movie they're has yet to be a feature length film on strong black protagonist/historical figures whom fought for their freedom..almost all other American slavery films blacks are dehumanized the whole film until they a cac with a heart of gold gives them their freedom or they just die slaves
most of those films don't fit the criteria i setHmm . . . you must have missed:
Malcolm X
Selma
Ali
Amistad
Hurricane
42
Panther
Rosewood
Red Tails
And really I think Black folks generally speaking do accept more than 99% of american slavery stories, especially fukkin' Roots. So you just placed yourself on the outside of most Black folks as not as self-respecting as you are?!
Your dedication to Black people and Black unity is on full display. lol
...the fact you would list them as examples of movies about black militants whom fought white supremacy to achieve freedom helps prove my point.
BOOM!!!!!Yeah just what we fukking need in 2016.FOH.
You know what would be "epic"? A series based on an African kingdom or anything that shows how powerful we were for all the thousands of years BEFORE slavery.
Actually you said: " they're has yet to be a feature length film on strong black protagonist/historical figures whom fought for their freedom". These all qualify.non of those films set the criteria i set
-haven't watched Malcolm X but what i know from his history dude was a more radical civil rights activist not a literal freedom fighter
-Selma is about MLK and other civil rights activist trying to pressure the government to end Jim Crow laws while peacefully marching and singing negro spirituals while being hosed and attacked by packs of racist cacs/pigs
-Ali,Hurricane, and 42 are all films about historical black sports figures
-Red tails is about c00ns whom served, fought and died in war for the same government whom considered them less than a man
-Isn't Rosewood was the story how Black Wallstreet was burned down by cacs
-Haven't seen Panther so i will reserve judgement but that's like one possibility out of 9 you given
nah it's mostly cacs stuck on, keep making and give reverence to slave films like Roots...i don't know one black whom owns a slave movie in their personal collection..i mean what self respecting person would want to see their people portrayed as broken abused slaves die slaves whom's only hope for freedom isis mercy from their oppressor.
