a Native American is portrayed as one of the founders of the United States.
Have we achieved sentience?
Honestly, the re-imagining of our oppressors as ethnic minorities is somehow even more insulting than depicting a straight up white racist.
At least with the latter, it’s true to the historical nature of the oppression. What is this even trying to achieve? Normalizing the oppression being perpetrated by the very same minorities who were on the receiving end, so it’s not just white people who did the oppression in a twisted “revisionist” way?
I feel like only white people enjoy this shit.
I think the origin of this is Google noticing "oh, whenever we ask it to draw X profession, it just draws middle aged white men. We'll make it spit out different races to any prompt to fix this!"
so one part is just blind casting, which is good for actors/producers but can be a little frustrating if they're trying to make a historical story, not a huge deal tho in a lot of cases
but i think there is an insidious bit in shit like Hamilton when the casting is part of the politics of the show and that politics is one of lib conciliation/appropriation.
I dunno, I think it's cool.
the 2nd president one, black george washington, looks rad as heck especially with the white hair, not sure why he looks so serious though
Wait to you see what it does when you ask it draw Nazi soldiers
the vikings go hard
The one on the left reminds of Leo Dicaprio, for some reason.
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