archangel
Well-Known Member
Dude. Do you understand that they were trying to keep the show as grounded as possible? So movies and TV shows should no longer show black people doing any type of negative behavior at all? Because we are human after all and do negative things just like everyone else. I bet you won't hear any white women complaining about Jessica Jones being portrayed as unlikable bitch for the most part and an alcoholic?
I think we have a conflict on what grounded is. I don't think that this is grounded. I think if you are trying to portray a black person grounded it would be him trying to get a job or having a job but having to deal with discrimination. There is a difference between bad light(thief and home invader) and struggling(and trying to get a job). One is more boring than the other..... call me crazy but I just think that I am more likely to hear of a struggle of a black person trying to get a better paying job than a thief/home invader trying
The character of Malcolm could have easily been cast as a white dude. Why are you acting as if they wrote a character who happens to be a junkie and decided to purposely cast a black male in the role? When you find evidence that they indeed do just that, then holla and I'll listen.....
Some of the lines are not what you would have used for if that character was white. It is a question of when did they write the script. In hollywood, they do consider race. Look through some of the Sony leaks. I think you do know that they consider someone's race when casting them. Spiderman won't be black for a long long time. I know everyone including myself wants to pretend like hollywood doesn't see race and selects on talent but that's not true.
I went back to episode 3
The lines were:
They say everyone is a little racist. If you see someone like malcolm, you make a snap judgment.
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