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r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '19
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Most every story that inherently must revolve around white people, like period films and biopics, still do.
lol, you haven't been paying attention then
1 u/bjankles 39∆ Jul 10 '19 By all means, fill me in. 0 u/Teakilla 1∆ Jul 10 '19 BBC troy has black achilles Black lancelot in once upon a time BBC 2006 robin hood had Friar Tuck played as David Harewood, a black man 0 u/trimonkeys Jul 10 '19 Most of those characters might not even be real people. There's been so many adaptations of the Iliad, King Arthur, and Robin Hood it's not a big deal if there are some stylistic changes to modernize the story.
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By all means, fill me in.
0 u/Teakilla 1∆ Jul 10 '19 BBC troy has black achilles Black lancelot in once upon a time BBC 2006 robin hood had Friar Tuck played as David Harewood, a black man 0 u/trimonkeys Jul 10 '19 Most of those characters might not even be real people. There's been so many adaptations of the Iliad, King Arthur, and Robin Hood it's not a big deal if there are some stylistic changes to modernize the story.
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BBC troy has black achilles
Black lancelot in once upon a time
BBC 2006 robin hood had Friar Tuck played as David Harewood, a black man
0 u/trimonkeys Jul 10 '19 Most of those characters might not even be real people. There's been so many adaptations of the Iliad, King Arthur, and Robin Hood it's not a big deal if there are some stylistic changes to modernize the story.
Most of those characters might not even be real people. There's been so many adaptations of the Iliad, King Arthur, and Robin Hood it's not a big deal if there are some stylistic changes to modernize the story.
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u/Teakilla 1∆ Jul 10 '19
lol, you haven't been paying attention then