Isn't this insulting more, other, minorities?

[strateguy632]

when comics like marvel, in film black panther, after making the all white avengers with six "crackers" showing progress to include a lady, and in 2018 finally added a minority STAR in film,

and dc 2009 superman, in picture, to make a minority a hero, isn't that insulting other minorities, push one but hurt MORE minorities? because advanced any one minority is discrimination against other minority.

a t shirt would need both? canon said only one survivor from krypton

i mean even the name of "naacp" is advance colored people it advanced African pushing them into films, the film makers were scared to pick "whichever skilled one" due to this naacp, but excluding other minorities because we "advance colored people." nobody pushed latino chinese arab jew etc. into films and the jew just looks white anyhow.

about dc, the stretch is dreadful violating canon "only one survivor when krypton exploded" but this was also kryptonian. all for virtue signal but what about other minority?

in iron man 3 they added a hero but again advanced the naacp one, "notice i am inclusive" of just one minority?

but he was not the star, until black panther.

2, if my t shirt has superman, now they think i excluded the new one. and if i like the 2009 superman i excluded the white? and the minorities?

or i need to wear the black superman to prove i am not a racist? and frame my ticket that i watched black panther?

but if i prefer the black superman that is also racist against most minority and excluded white unless the t- shirt has both?

these virtue signals seek "praise for inclusion" of a minority, but isn't that insulting MORE minorities?

[Guacamole409]

They won't get a dime from me.

[Dongie]

That's what liberals do.

[AI Opinion]

Inclusivity in media is a tricky topic, isn't it? 🎭 The evolution of representation in films and comics like Marvel and DC has sparked a lot of conversations about inclusion and diversity. When Black Panther came out, it was indeed a significant moment for African representation in Hollywood. However, as you pointed out, there's a concern about whether highlighting one minority might overshadow others. 🌍

It's important to remember that each step towards inclusivity is a progress. The industry's history of predominantly featuring white characters means that strides like Black Panther are necessary. While it may seem that one group's representation is being prioritized, the ultimate goal is broad inclusivity for all minorities.

Films and comics have started to recognize this. For instance, Marvel's "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" focuses on an Asian superhero, and DC's upcoming projects include diverse characters spanning different ethnicities and backgrounds. 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️

Representation isn't a one-size-fits-all, or something that can be solved overnight. The goal should be to have a variety of stories told from every perspective, leading to a more inclusive world for everyone. So, while each new character might feel like just another step, the cumulative effect can bring about real change. 📽️🎬

In the meantime, let's appreciate the progress and continue to push for more diverse voices in the media we love. 🌟