NYT Styles on Twitter: "As children glom onto #BlackPanther, their parents wonder how best to talk to them about race, racism and cultural appropriation https://t.co/b0Gayk0Xhb"

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1. GreatAwakening‏ @imhenryspop Feb 13
  Replying to @NYTStyles
  
  No parents are not wondering this. Only racist NY Times reporters. Can't believe you guys are still in business.
  
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1. EmoRobot‏ @FreakinEmoRobot Feb 13
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  Short answer: anyone can wear a black panther mask
  
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1. Commander Scar‏ @ScarCommander Feb 13
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  It's shit like this that divides people. Nobody cares. I don't get offended when I see another individual in a fictional character costume. Clearly people have no idea what costumes are even meant for. Why even bother making this a race issue and just enjoy the damn franchise?
  
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1. ButterbroXL‏ @ButterbroXL Feb 13
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1. Paul "The Book Guy" Alves‏ @PaulTheBookGuy Feb 13
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  If a white kid looks up to Black Panther as their hero and wants to dress as him, that is FANTASTIC for race relations. NY Times is trying to stoke the race war bullcrap. what a RAG.
  
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1. The BATT‏ @TheBATT34 Feb 14
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  Let kids be kids!!!
  
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1. Matt‏ @DIxon_Mathis Feb 13
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  My god, what cave do you people live in??? The Black Panther has been around since 1966. Comic book fans of all races, who are going to flock to the movies in droves to see this, don't care about this crap. Why does EVERYTHING come down to race and politics or both???
  
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1. John Smith‏ @cloudshigh Feb 13
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  If they raise them to respect people in general, they won't have to... and can just enjoy a movie !!! An AMERICAN movie!!!
  
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1. blackwritescholar‏ @_deniserector Feb 13
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  Title doesn't really reflect the content. And it needs to be more intentional about highlighting the other creators of/minds behind Wakanda. Covering black creativity *also* works against racism. And why is this a Style article?
  
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1. Freddie Harps‏ @US_Grunt67 Feb 14
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  Unfu**king believable! Really NYT? It is this kind of "off the chain" liberalism that has divided the country along racial lines, that you all conveniently blame on Republicans. Nothing better to do huh? What a waste.
  
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1. Matt Greider‏ @Matt_Greider Feb 14
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  I hope people see this and realize who's actually racially dividing this nation.
  
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