[ SECRET POST #3129 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3129 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I'm sorry that the light-hearted tone of my comment didn't translate for you, nonny. I just think the "black character dies first" phenomenon is ridiculously predictable and over-used. I apologized on behalf of myself, as a non-creator of these works, which I thought would be universally understood as kind of ridiculous. I certainly didn't apologize on your behalf. But hey, find your outrage where you may.

NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Personally I think if we keep on calmly accepting that trope as an audience, and not calling studios out when they use it, we are guilty of perpetuating it. I think you made a good point, and I'm sorry someone else got bent out of shape. The sad fact is that when a movie needs a sacrificial character, a redshirt, to show the main characters that things are getting real, they use a black actor. They get their cast-diversity kudos without having to sacrifice a white character or have a black actor as a main character. It is racism, a subtler sort, but racism nonetheless and the white movie going audience ought to join the black campaign groups in calling it out. Frequently.

[(Anonymous)]

You didn't apologize on my behalf, but you still played into the tired old tripe of having a member of a race apologize for the actions of other people who just so happen to be of that same race.

Maybe you've never experienced it, but it is tiring beyond belief to constantly have to act as a representative of your race. To constantly have people ask you to explain or justify the motivations of people you have nothing in common with just because you happen to share a skin color, ethnicity, or place of origin.

I'm sorry if I came across as dickish -- it's just really...frustrating...to see people doing this because it implies responsibility where it is none.

Anyway, I'm sorry for missing that you were joking.