Jews and black people are ridiculously well represented in film and television, but let's pretend like there is some massive disparity in representation. It's like they want something, but what could it possibly be

At what point can we just stop pretending like this representation shit is anything other than a vehicle for an agenda. <br><br>The agenda is to blur the lines between black and white so the subtle and gross differences between white and black people aren't as glaring as it is in everyday life for people who interact with blacks. <br><br>They are working to normalize interracial relationships and biracial children. We see it in commercials, film, television, in public around us. Why is Mattel releasing a line of biracial dolls and calling them "Barbie"? Because it's a vehicle for an agenda. <br><br>Let's look at television and film: <br><br>Black Panther - Black sci-fi epic, with an all black cast, with an Asian featured as the villain. <br><br>The Falcon and The Winter Soldier - Black man becomes Captain America<br><br>Ms. Marvel - Featured a Pakistani girl as the main character, but featured a black love interest. The plot of the show was centered around partition in India and Pakistan, and featured a villain who wanted to eradicate the Indians from Pakistan and featured a secondary plot of a powerful terrorist group that cunters magical creatures. But, since magical creatures were being played by Indians, this made the terrorists the "bad guys". <br><br>Obi Wan Kenobi - Annakin Skywalker and Obi Wan Kenobi, two white characters are given a negroid character and a black love interest, respectively. <br><br>Punisher - Featured a plotline involving the Tulsa massacre, and the main character talking about the disparitities in black and white relations. <br><br>Captain Marvel - Featured a black woman as Nick Fury's love interest. <br><br>Captain America Civil War - Featured a black panther and a black teenage spiderman. The plot of the movie centered around this black teenager being coerced into being a superhero, and being the reason for the Sokovia Accords. <br><br>Spiderman Homecoming - Featured a black principal and a black best friend for Peter Parker. <br><br>Shang Chi - Featured an all Asian cast, with a black love interest. <br><br>Thor Love and Thunder - Featured an all black pantheon of gods, with the main character and villain being black women. The movie plot centered around a black woman wanting to get to Asgard and kill all of its inhabitants to get to the afterlife so she could be with her children again. <br><br>Guardians of the Galaxy - Featured a black character and a gay character from the start, and the Christmas special featured Miley Cyrus and a black plotline and black actors. <br><br>Ant Man - Featured an all black pantheon of masters of time, with a black woman as the villain. <br><br>The Little Mermaid - Featured a black Ariel, with a black king, and a black love interest, and a black villain. <br><br>Aladdin - Featured a black woman as Jasmine and a black man as the genie. Will Smith was the genie and featured as a blue genie, but the actress for Jasmine is black. <br><br>Cruella - Featured a black love interest for the main character. <br><br>Beauty and the Beast was shot with a black beast, but they went with a white beast since the main actress for Belle was white. <br><br>Grease - Featured a black woman with a song and dance routine<br><br>West Side Story - Featured a black actress as Anita, with an all latino cast and plotline. <br><br>Harry Potter - Featured a black Hermione in the stage play. <br><br>Hairspray - Featured a John Travolta as a drag queen with a black love interest, with a white woman as her competition for the man. <br><br>Pocahontas - Featured a black woman singing one of the main songs, a character black character and a black villain. <br><br>Tarzan - Featured a black woman as Tzarzan's adopted sister and featured a black villain. <br><br>The Lion King - Featured a black cast and featured India Arie singing "I Gotta Feeling" for the credits. <br><br>The Lion King live action remake featured a black cast, with a black love interest for Nala and a black voice for Mufasa and Simba. <br><br>The Jungle Book live action remake featured a black woman as Kaa, and a black boy as Mowgli, and a black voice as Baloo and King Louie. <br><br>Aladdin and Jasmine are played by Middle Eastern actors, but since Naan is Middle Eastern, so I guess it's ok to feature them as Middle Eastern. <br><br>Jungle Cruise - Featured a mixed race woman as the plot device for the movie, with a mixed race couple with a mixed race child, with a black featured as the villain. <br><br>Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - Featured a black actress as Clea, and a multiracial universe with a black black actress as Wanda. <br><br>Black Widow - Featured a black actress as the plot device for the movie, with a black love interest, and a black villain. <br><br>Eternals - Featured an all black cast, with an all black pantheon of gods. <br><br>Squid Game - Featured an all black cast, and a black plot device and featured a black love interest. <br><br>Mortal Kombat - Featured an all black cast, with a black plot device and featured a black character and a black villain. <br><br>Aquaman - Featured an all black pantheon of gods, with a black love interest for the main character. <br><br>Batman - Featured a black love interest for the main character. <br><br>Doctor Who - Featured a black woman as Doctor Who. <br><br>Star Trek Picard - Featured a black woman as the love interest for the main character, with a black villain. <br><br>Star Trek Discovery - featured a black woman as the main character, with a black love interest. <br><br>Hawkeye - Featured a black woman as black widow, with a black actress as the plot device and featured a black villain and a black love interest. <br><br>Ms. Marvel - Featured an Indian actress as the main character, but featured a black love interest. <br><br>Mandalorian - Featured a black actress as the plot device and featured a black love interest for the plot device, as well as a black villain. <br><br>The Book of Boba Fett - Featured a black actress as the plot device and featured black actors as the secondary characters. <br><br>The Falcon and The Winter Soldier - Featured a black actor as Captain America, with a black villain and a black love interest. <br><br>Loki - Featured a black woman as the main character and featured a black love interest for the main character. <br><br>Shang Chi - Featured an all Asian cast, with a black love interest for the main character. <br><br>Ms. Marvel - Featured a Pakistani actress as the plot device and featured a black love interest and a black villain. <br><br>Black Panther - Featured an all black cast and an all black pantheon of gods, and featured an Asian as the villain. <br><br>Spiderman Homecoming - Featured a black woman as the villain and featured a black woman as the love interest and featured a black principal. <br><br>Spiderman Far From Home - Featured a black woman as the villain and featured a black actress as MJ. <br><br>Thor Love and Thunder - Featured a black woman as the main character, with an all black pantheon of gods, with a black woman as the villain. <br><br>Thor Ragnarok - Featured a black woman as Valkyrie, and a black woman as the villain. <br><br>Captain Marvel - Featured a black woman as the main character and featured a black love interest for Nick Fury. <br><br>Captain America Civil War - Featured a black panther featured a black teenage spiderman and featured a black villain. <br><br>Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - Featured a black woman as Clea and a multiracial universe with a black actress as Wanda. <br><br>Captain America The Winter Soldier - Featured a black woman as the plot device and featured a black love interest and featured black actors as the villain. <br><br>Eternals - Featured an all black cast with an all black pantheon of gods. <br><br>Obi Wan Kenobi - Featured a black actress as the main character and featured a black love interest for the main character and featured a black actor as the villain. <br><br>Rebels - Featured a black woman as the main character and featured a black love interest and featured a black villain. <br><br>Black Adam - Featured a black woman as black adam and featured a black pantheon of gods and featured a black love interest.