This is all ridiculous. Without any real racism to talk about, "professors" like Coleman have to justify their pay by making this stuff up. The ridiculous part is how the liberal media takes this seriously. And the most ridiculous part is how taxpayers are forced to pay for idiots like Coleman and Libtard organizations like NPR.
If they really wanted a rise, they should have suggested that zombie movies are about black people.
You know what's not racist? Disney. To prove it, Thor has a new love interest, on the right
Question: Who thinks of African Americans when they see apes?
Answer: Democrats
If the Left says that something is racist, it is.
So, everything is racist.
Now I’ll enjoy the movie that much more! :)
I love how the protected classes line up to claim victim status.
We could widen this and say Kong is an attack on all men by feminists. Women used to , probably still do, call men apes and brutes.
Actually Disney’s Jungle Book is pretty racist. Just saying.
Hmmm, wasn’t King Kong created by white folk?
Toxic little bubbles of racism are boiling up from the people who have declared themselves immune. Stay armed.
Gorillas are aping black people?
Someone should pass a law to end this monkey business
Does that mean that Godzilla represents Asians?
Does this mean a new holiday celebrating King Kong struggle is in the works? I hope they pick my birthday!
Libs are racist.
Yes and the Abominable Snowman represents white people.
Mostly snowboarders.
I never associated monkeys with black people. It's not really a natural likeness. So, maybe, as usual, when liberals accuse you of something that doesn't even make sense to you, probably what's going on is that Liberals associate monkeys with black people and what they really means is we are quite sure conservatives think black people are more like monkeys than WE think.
This is an enduring pattern with Liberals. Whether it's unconscious projection due to guilty feelings, or whether they are merely using what they consciously do on a regular basis and believe as a matter of fact is up for debate.
One thing is certain: if they are accusing you of something, and you just kind of squint your eyes in a 'WTF are you even talking about' gesture, they have just accused you of something they do. It's how they came up with something that seems random on the surface.
Prof. Coleman continued......"King Kong was a metaphor for black masculinity. This is a big black man, a big black ape who is absolutely obsessed with ... white women."
Sounds like Coleman's been rejected a few too many times by such types.
