The popularity of comics was mostly driven by Jewish-Americans, dismissing them as “white” is kind of gross. Believe it or not, but being Jewish in the 30s-60s wasn’t exactly all great.
“Why do we need a veneer of attractive White people [to talk about the Black experience]?”—Kwanza Osajyefo, creator of @BLKSPRPWR
Here, @kwanzer talks about his complicated love of “X-Men” and why diversity and representation in comics matters:https://medium.com/kickstarter/in-black-kwanza-osajyefo-created-a-world-where-only-black-people-have-superpowers-da7cfebaf6d9?ref=ksrsocial …
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