SirStrangefolk
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How is the rocketeer relevant to Marvel movies?
Disney to Reboot "The Rocketeer" With Black Female Lead
Disney to Reboot "The Rocketeer" With Black Female Lead
One small step toward Riri Williams.
"Spider-Man: Homecoming" Casts "Beasts Of No Nation's" Abraham Attah
Abraham Attah, the 15-year-old actor who played the child soldier Abu in Cary Fukunaga's "Beasts Of No Nation," has been cast in Marvel/Sony's "Spider-Man: Homecoming."
Full article here.
Well.. I think the question that has to be asked is will someone put a white actor as the Black Falcon, or Luke Cage and if they did, what would the response be?
Equality is a two way street. I am a traditionalist, and I support the invention of NEW characters for the politically correct crowd. It has nothing to do with race, just tradition.
Of course with "multiple" universes, and other options, you can pick and choose what happens where.
HFM
Here's the problem: its *not* a two way street. Or rather, in theory, any given character could be subject to race/ethnicity changes as well as any other, because only characters whose ethnicity is a big part of their story need a specific ethnicity.
Problem One: The majority of non-white characters *do* make their ethnicity a major part of their story. Because, historically, you didn't make a non-white character unless you wanted to tell stories about non-whiteness.
Problem Two: There are vastly, vastly more white characters than non-white characters. Make a white character non-white, and it only really effects that character. Make a non-white character white, and you have almost certain reduced the total number of black/hispanic/asian/etc characters in that setting, by a non-trivial percentage. Because depending on the ethnicity, there may be fewer than ten characters of that variety, total, including obscuros.
Beside Jeryn Hogarth (the cheating wife plot sucks), who went through gender change for the MCU?
Since they are rumors, I will not count this change.
Well.. I think the question that has to be asked is will someone put a white actor as the Black Falcon, or Luke Cage and if they did, what would the response be?
Equality is a two way street. I am a traditionalist, and I support the invention of NEW characters for the politically correct crowd. It has nothing to do with race, just tradition.
Of course with "multiple" universes, and other options, you can pick and choose what happens where.
HFM
Here's the problem: its *not* a two way street. Or rather, in theory, any given character could be subject to race/ethnicity changes as well as any other, because only characters whose ethnicity is a big part of their story need a specific ethnicity.
Problem One: The majority of non-white characters *do* make their ethnicity a major part of their story. Because, historically, you didn't make a non-white character unless you wanted to tell stories about non-whiteness.
Problem Two: There are vastly, vastly more white characters than non-white characters. Make a white character non-white, and it only really effects that character. Make a non-white character white, and you have almost certain reduced the total number of black/hispanic/asian/etc characters in that setting, by a non-trivial percentage. Because depending on the ethnicity, there may be fewer than ten characters of that variety, total, including obscuros.
How am I just now seeing this? That's awesome! I love this kid.
Miles Morales?
So in other words...she's not really Iron Man. This is dumb. Not only that, has nothing to do with the movies.