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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
That's the thing that rubbed me the wrong way about "Black Panther". It presented itself as this long overdue representation of Africa on the silver screen, but was so clearly written by an African American writer's room who knew nothing about how African identity worked. Plus you had weird stuff like angrily calling Martin Freeman's character a colonizer when the entire idea of Wakanda was that it had been isolated from the rest of the world's happenings, colonialism among them.
gpt
A lot of the "Black Power" movement, even ones done within Africa are based on Western stereotypes and misconception of African culture, mismatch of different far apart African cultures with nothing in common (Egyptian being one often used), or just made up things with no historic roots like Kwanzaa