but because they just have never had the experience of being black, their POV is unlikely to fit with black experience and understanding.
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And it'll be in little ways. They'll make the slaves too passive, or too violent. They'll make the slaves who talk like white people Noble.
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They'll create magical negro characters who are Wise In Their Suffering. They'll overplay the slaves' Christianity, or underplay it...
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They're going to write, in subtle ways, to fit a white understanding of the world. And the truth and reality of slavery...
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Oh well... if they put a group of black execs in charge of it who can read the scripts and reject them if they're racist, I'd feel better!
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Replying to @MMads2 @Loganchance and
Nah, there are plenty of things that aren't racist. Not a lot of them are white art about black people but even that can be done.
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But based on these writers' work with race and gender on GoT (which I love btw), I don't think they're the guys for this.
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For an example, Ghettoside by Jill Leovy is, I would say, not racist. Occasionally a liiiitle clueless, but not racist.
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That's a nonfiction book, but it's narrative nonfiction so I think it counts.
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