[ SECRET POST #6864 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6864 ⌋

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

So you want to say that all black actors are the same nationality, all white actors are the same nationality. All Asian actors are the same nationality EXCEPT Indian. Apparently. It could have been the honest mistake because India has a big movie scene and there are enough actors who came from India to the US. But you are doubling down, if you are OP. If you are not OP, kindly shut the fuck up.

Re: SA

[(Anonymous)]

That's not OP. I'm OP and I'm very disappointed at fs's racism and erasure of Indian actors. I hesitate to add representation but that's a huge problem too. Just look at UK and Canada where a large portion of people are of Indian dissend and look Indian, but nowhere to be seen on screen. I don't blame fs for representation, I blame media bosses. And when Indian actors are hired they often end up playing villains.

Re: SA

[(Anonymous)]

This is not an erasure. Indian actors happen to be Asian actors. Because it's just a fact of life. They are Asian.
Denying this is an erasure. Pakistani actors are Asian, Thai actors are Asians, Uzbek actors are Asian. Yes, race is a social construct, but we are not at a point when it doesn't matter.

I do agree there is a problem in media, especially British one with representation of their big part of population.