Andrew_Jackson_FTW
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I get where you’re coming from. That said I see a big difference between cancel culture compared to an actor or actress playing a person of a different race or what you call cultural appropriation.I too am not fond of cancel0 culture. Black woman who straighten their hair are culturally appropriating. To me they often look better.
For a long period of time we were talking about cultural appropriation and how bad it was. I don’t totally agree with that argument Black woman who straighten their hair are culturally appropriating. To me they often look better.
But it is fun to call having black people play the role of characters who were known to be white or brown — a form of cultural appropriation.
If and when I see this Netflix documentary on Cleopatra I will make up my mind on it. But it is probably the better thing to have the most accurate representation of how a person of history looks…
It is definitely a level of hypocrisy from Hollywood. The other part of the problem and in my opinion the much greater problem facing us on the silver screen today is how white folks mostly white men, European culture and even Christianity is denigrated on film today far more so than it has been in the American past.