Roy Wood Jr. tackles the “The Magical Negro” throughout cinematic history and how in recent years, films have flipped the idea and started using “Magical White Negros.” #DailyShow #Comedy
Roy Wood Jr. tackles the “The Magical Negro” throughout cinematic history and how in recent years, films have flipped the idea and started using “Magical White Negros.” #DailyShow #Comedy
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I live in Manhattan on the UpperEastSide. I saw Spike come out of a barber shop I walked towards him to say hi and he turned around and walked away. Thats how he treats fans that make him rich and famous
ReplyHow magical was it when Biden signed the crime bill in the 90’s?
ReplyAs a paleface, let me make sure I get this right
ReplyThe “Magical Mentor” In “The Hero Saga” Is No Longer Allowed to Be Of” African Descent ” ?
Well, that throws all that work to BOTH kinds of ” Indians” but okay
We’ll just have to use Tonto and Sabu the Elephant Boy
Am I the only one that was seeing the glitches in the video export?
ReplyHow about you talk about No African actors taking a lead in big movies
ReplyTop Gun maverick is also included.
ReplyI played a magical Negra IRL to the family i Nannied for. Alot of pressure for a 25yr old to educate a grown man and woman with my “wisdom.” Like I appreciate you trying to understand culture but how you 40 and wanna stay asking life advice from someone who’s hips ain’t even grown in yet?
ReplyI love cp time. Remember its for the culture.
Reply100000X better than the emasculated, abusive, asexual loser Asian men roles and 10000x better than the invisible native American roles.
ReplyComplaining about Hollywood roles from black people is baffling as the media moguls love black anyone.
Remember Billy Preston in the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band movie
ReplyThis is why we need to vote for Trump again
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