Just because they’re allowed to doesn’t make it immediately right that they do.

But even if it were the political organization they’d be wrong to kick her off.

I mean, there’s a picture of the character on the hat.

Her Twitter profile states that it’s her preferred pronoun.

Well they didn’t miss that part, considering that’s what they were commenting on.

Not the dark knighty?

Yes, they would be holes. Well, maybe gashes.

You’ve penetrated their dastardly plan! The BBC wants to make money!

Even Eight?

It’s not that traditionally white roles are more valuable. It’s that previously established roles are. And, unfortunately, a vast majority of those are white.

Putting new raisins in the second bowl is good, too. But people care a lot more about the raisins that already exist. They’re much more valuable, carry more weight, and will get more exposure. Especially in the realm of superheroes. You could make a new Asian comic book character, and people are, but even if the…

Problem is there’s things in the original series that connect the different actors as being the same person. Like having the same dead wife.

Plus, a lot of the privilege stuff can still be addressed with him being spoiled and rich without him being white. And the shock of treatment of minorities can still be there. Because while Asians face struggles in America, they’re very different than those faced by African Americans.

You mean Heimdall the alien that inspired the Norse mythology? And Idris Elba is English.

That’s because there’s a ton of roles for white people, but very few for minorities. So when you recast a white character, there isn’t a loss. But when you recast a minority one, you’re taking away one of the few opportunities for them.

A lot of Power, but little Rangering.

I’d buy that for a dollar.

I do what I can.

Nope. Really common misconception about that movie, which also lead to the misconception that the Hulk rampage scene actually took place in Wakanda.

He was outside of Wakanda in Age of Ultron.