[ SECRET POST #4683 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4683 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

what makes me laugh as that people that get up in arms about a black character STEALING their precious white redhead fave, never do this when it's WHITE actors without red hair taking the roles. for some reason that never garners anywhere near the same outrage. can't imagine why.

[(Anonymous)]

They can still pass as a real redhead.

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone knows only white people can have red hair!

Also, Amanda Heard in Aquaman looked like such a natural redhead!

[(Anonymous)]

Because she’s trash.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yes, because an actor's moral character will affect their styling.

[(Anonymous)]

“Real” ...

Yikes. Please tell me you’d be just fine with these people being cast, since a good chunk of the search results are people with natural red hair who aren’t white.

https://www.google.com/search?q=red+hair+african

[(Anonymous)]

See, this is how we know redhead oppression is fake, because all you care about is the optics. Like representation is purely about visibility and not also about extending opportunities to qualified people who would otherwise be barred from participating.

[(Anonymous)]

Redheaded characters are the only roles a black actor can find?

[(Anonymous)]

If a white blond actor dyes their hair red for a role, is that representation?

[(Anonymous)]

If a straight person plays gay, is it still representation?

[(Anonymous)]

Used to be the best we could get but you know what, there is some pushback against that now.

[(Anonymous)]

Which is stupid.