One of my favorite scenes is (MAJOR SPOILER FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVENT SEEN IT YET) when T’Challa confronts his father for what happened in Oakland. T’Challa recognizes that Killmonger’s story is a tragedy and actually convinces him to change Wakandan policy.
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I was in awe of how he emphasized the strength in the female characters, and despite BP always wanted to handle somethings alone, they shadowed him, protected him, "appeared when needed. It made me think back to how Black mothers/wives were always vigilant during the clan years.
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Black women were neighborhood watch. We knew routes taken, time to be from home/work. And if anything varied different, women were knocking on neighboors doors/calling. We are doing this especially now. Our beauty and strength was shown because we are often called angry/ugly
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