Blackwashing in film and media

I think that from a business point of view it's more about not alienating a huge chunk of your potential audience rather than any great conspiracy. As long as it isn't supposed to be historically accurate who really cares?. It's like those tender hearts who could accept Dr. Who being a body shifting time lord from another planet travelling through space and time in a police box but "become a women"? well, that was just a step too far.
I get far more annoyed when things are supposed to be vaguely historically accurate and you see black people being treated as equals or with respect or women's opinions being listened too.

All those white racist middle Americans would be alienated if they saw a white James Bond? Good thing the billionaire Jews in Hollywood care so much about making money from white racists. The billionaire Jews in Silicon Valley who are deplatforming them don't understand business.

This is an absurd position.

If you want to get technical, China doesn't allow black people on TV. The media is CGIing black people out of their movies in order to sell to China.

This is not a conspiracy like oil companies plotting to warm the globe or Russian hackers plotting to keep America from reaping the strengths of diversity. This is a strategy openly promoted by academia. The caption on the second image has it right. The idea is to make multiculturalism seem like the norm throughout history in order to play up racism in the modern time as an aberration.

It's something that came out of anthropology where they would say "Yes the women were brutally raped constantly, but the women had equal say in political matters". This is not hyperbole. 

Meanwhile...

How do whites like Ygg get so stupid? How do they not see what's happening to them?

^ Where is the picture of The Hoff wearing an eye patch from??

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Not sure. I have to admit that I'm not the original author.




You know what they say... he who controls the past controls the future.

Huh. Alright, I think what we need is loads and loads of films about slavery where the slaves are white. Sure, over the decades it would completely erode the belief that slavery was something black people suffered, but the films weren't supposed to be historically accurate, so who cares?