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@SonOfAGif - It's funny because Boyega was not born here in the U.S. But he goes on preaching. But then you have someone like Denzel Washington or Morgan Freeman who are much MUCH older than Boyega. Who were actually born during the Civil rights movement, and regularly talk about personal responsibility. That's not something that's promoted much anymore. Easier to blame society than to look within.

@DarthOmega - Exactly. I definitely respect a person's point of view based on their struggles. But I hate when people constantly have to use every avenue and platform to remind people over and over of what they went through and how they blame specific things for the reasoning behind it. If they asked him "How did you feel about The Mandalorian?" He would say "Star Wars is dead to me. The fact that a black character was crucified for comedy proves why Black Hollywood is a myth" and so on. And it's so unnecessary and annoying. It just screams "I want constant attention! Headlines! Drama! Interviews!"

@MILESSPIDERMAN - Calling out racism is not a problem. Turning every interaction between people of color into an issue of racism is. Exaggeration of racism is. Accusations of racism where none is present is. Here's a question, do you think the issue of race is better no than it was 5 years ago? Do you think society has a better understanding of each other now than we did 5 years ago? Do you think race relations are better now than they were even 20 years ago? I'm a man of a certain age, In my lifetime I have never witnessed more division than we have now.

Don't think for one second it's because there is more racism now than it was back then. That would be laughable. What we do have now is a surplus of "activists" who see the world through their own narrow, echo chamber view. Disagree with them, you're a racist. Recognize nuance, you're a racist. Vote differently, you're a racist. I could be here all day listing off how BOTH parties are full of racists, liars, manipulators, career criminals, and so on, but depending on how you vote, you might only complain about one side. That's what these conversations have boiled down to. Your side vs mine. It has little to do with the merits of the discussion. I'm not talking about you, I mean the climate as a whole.

Speaking out against racism is always welcomed. Reenacting The Boy Who Cried Wolf is another. Don't think so? Ask the families of the slain how much they were compensated by BLM. Find out why BLM has so much fraud in their ranks. Ask why so many hate crime hoaxes have popped up.

@DarthOmega - Couldn't have said this better myself. It's the constant need for validation in every topic of conversation that has people constantly divisive. You can talk about fruits and how much you enjoy them and someone will mention how a specific fruit is a racial undertone for a corporation in the south. Then mention their struggles and so on. I don't want to hear all that. No different then when Brie Larson was asked about her training and what not for Captain Marvel and she had to express her constant resentment of men and people who don't support feminine movements. It's truly bizarre.

@SonOfAGif - I want to look at this as a trend that's about to play itself out like "Planking" or the "Ice Box challenge" but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon sadly.

@DarthOmega - yup. Not one single famous person is buying the 10,000,000+ slaves in Africa and freeing them. They run about 40-400$ One billionaire basketball player should be able to afford all of them.