You sound like a dopey white guy telling a black guy to ignore racism and things will get better. Must be nice to be sheltered.

Wow. That’s so big of you as a man to allow yourself to relate to a female cartoon character. Truly courageous! Cartoons/comics/movies are visual media. It’s OK if a young brown girl can SEE herself in that media. It’s actually a GREAT thing. Why would you be against this thing that could boost their self esteem and…

THIS IS THE VIDEO THAT GETS RESULTS.

Not only are there consequences, but there are also some very fine people on BOTH SIDES. Right?

“If it weren’t for that Tweet, we would have totally admitted to beating him for being a darkie,” Officer Raymond Lewis

How many tiki torches will be at the police union protest?

Kobe is like MJ’s kid. He’s a clone of him on the court. Of course he’s going to find a reason to pick Bryant over LeBron. I may not agree with it...but it is what it is.

It’s because they’re essential to the game, yet they never get praise and are rarely respected. Kind of like a teacher. That promotes lots of passive aggressiveness.

How badly white washed will this be? “X-Men” used to be a great metaphor for race relations in America. But Singer helped weaken that bond in his movies and it’s been downhill for the mutants ever since.

I have a feeling is because they wanted a white kid as Billy. Which is unfortunate, because given Batson’s origin, I think the story would really resonate with by casting a youngster who isn’t white in these current times. Just a thought.

Much more creative than to have Tilda Swinton play Man Ape.

“Hipster racism of a dipshit Chicago fan?” What eloquence! You’re doing your part to #MakeDeadspinGreatAgain!

I don’t think any other game reminds me more of college. Some folks had GoldenEye or Mario Kart, but everyone played this game in my dorm. I may have personally enjoyed NBA 2k11 more (I grew up in Chicago in the 90s, there is bias here), but FIFA 98 will always have a place in my heart. Leading small island nations to…

Let her focus on Wonder Woman. I like having different voices with different characters. I’m also worried about the Wonder Woman sequel. The first movie was just OK for me. It was more of a cultural moment than a good movie (!!!). They will really need to bring it for the second movie to be successful. They can’t just…

IDK why this doesn’t have more stars.

That’s a bit different with Guardians. Because it was a kind of an unknown property, James Gunn had the freedom to do whatever he wanted with the characters. Folks know who Spider-Man is, and you have to give them what they expect, to a degree. There’s a segment who won’t see the movie if it deviates too much. You…

This is a very niggardly way of looking at things. Wait...Shoot. Now I am banned.

Translation? Black people have to make white people a certain amount of money if they want to have a voice on anything. Good job supporting this philosophy!

So representation can only be on your terms? Only though new characters? Sounds kind of myopic to me! But I don’t know you. Also—would you support these new characters with your bank account by buying books that feature new characters?

I love this. It’s OK to make the audience feel uncomfortable if it works in the story. I mean, I was angry at “American Horror Story” for how it used Angela Bassett and slavery in the Coven season...it didn’t advance the story at all... but you make a great point. Thank you.