"Injustice & an insult to make white Superman a symbol for xenophobia"

[Ascended]

When I speak of racism, I speak of institutional racism.

Your word choice was too vague then.

[Dolores - The Worst Poster Ever]

Your word choice was too vague then.

In the post HsssH was responding, I had already referred to it as institutional and systemic forms of prejudice, so when I followed up on that I was using racism as shorthand for the comprehensive definition of racism, rather than the casual one.

I'll go edit the post so there's no confusion.

[GodofBoredom]

When I speak of racism, I speak of institutional racism.

A myth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phPXTWJhnYM

Did you actually research this, or are you just repeating what you heard without actual statistics?

There is personal racism, because some individual people can be pieces of ****. But as far as institutions, that's not true, quite the contrary. I assume you've heard of affirmative action. Research the discrimination asian students experience, for example, in order to give an advantage toother minority students, such as black.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/02/u...americans.html

[Joker Venom]

Ed Benes would draw Granny Goodness smoking hot on par with Wonder Woman.

Lol! Very true.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

I don't think its an insult but more of an oversight similar to Zootopia or the X-men. Those properties do say something about prejudice but it misses the mark due to the metaphor not always working or craft issues or trends etc. So if you are of the mind that Superman could still say something relevant about xenophobia than its worth putting that out there and telling that story.

[marhawkman]

I don't think its an insult but more of an oversight similar to Zootopia or the X-men. Those properties do say something about prejudice but it misses the mark due to the metaphor not always working or craft issues or trends etc. So if you are of the mind that Superman could still say something relevant about xenophobia than its worth putting that out there and telling that story.

Well one thing people attempting morality plays often mess up on is forgetting the adage "when everyone is special no one is." part of where it fell flat on Zootopia is that you have an entire zoo worth of differences in characters. It makes it so that to have groups they already have to be rather broadly accepting to start with.