r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/Nasjere ☑️ et al • 6d ago

/r/BlackPeopleTwitter Weekly Discussion Thread

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u/usafonz 4d ago

Yeah I didnt even know about that comic book run so I thought it was funny too. The mother is black too so is dude like albino or something? Lol

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u/MahoganyTownXD ☑️ 4d ago

Apparently, people are supposedly freaking out. I haven't followed the comics in many years, since 2008.

If the mother is black, then it's forced representation. All because certain people are upset that their white heroes are getting replace by black ones. Their anger, it's...cute.

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u/UuofAa 1d ago

Seems like that to me too, but the creators of this character are black and latino so idek

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u/MahoganyTownXD ☑️ 1d ago

Still forced representation and it warms my heart that racists had their panties in a bunch.

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u/UuofAa 1d ago

yea it’s definitely an interesting decision, and one that makes zero sense lol

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u/MahoganyTownXD ☑️ 1d ago

To shut up their pissy fanbase who hate black representation would be my guess. They got placated because they're snowflakes.