From that goodreads link:
This 17 year old white girl gives me hope for the future. Good on you, white girl!
I wonder how black fantasy writers feel about this.
That quote that thetrin...quoted (lack of a better word) was beautiful. Can't believe it was written by a pearl though, ugh.
she's one of the good pearls
White people wont even let minorities be dark
Hot ether.From that goodreads link:
This 17 year old white girl gives me hope for the future. Good on you, white girl!
I like you more and more.
This 17 year old white girl gives me hope for the future. Good on you, white girl!
Uncle Tom Pearls, sucking up to the Coal Man, pfft, typical.
If only they existed so we could ask
Maybe she just wants some coal in her stocking.
White people wont even let minorities be dark
What? There are plenty of black authors who write fantasy.
White people wont even let minorities be dark
But black people don't read! The author of this book told me so!
Conceivably, if the book had not reached the African-American community of readers, if such a category still exists, perhaps there might be some backlash.
I can't tell if this is meant to be hilarious or eerily telling.
Also that comment on good reads had an excellent point:
jet
onyx
obsidian
lava
hematite
Also there are black pearls so what does the author make of that.
Man, if only Dwayne McDuffie were still around to see this shit.
"We begin tonight discussing a new book that is flying off book shelves nation wide and is on pace to dethrone Fifty Shades of Grey as the "must have book" of the year. It is being called the new "The Hunger Games" by some and HBO is already considering picking the series up for a late night TV series. But it's the "shades" being discussed in this new book that are already stirring up controversy among the African American community. We turn to Ann Curry with more on that story..."
so well spoken too
Please tell me that's fake.
Apparently she's never seen Pirates of the Caribbean.Also there are black pearls so what does the author make of that.
Is there something white that is seen in a traditionally derogatory manner?
I was trying to think of a hierarchy where white would suck and black would be awesome. There are black objects that have positive connotations, but I'm seriously struggling to think of something white that has historically and universally negative connotations.
At least he attempted to break the stereotype
or ok, maybe just kinda-sorta break it
she's one of the good pearls
This. Marvel just has no idea how to properly write him.Static was a total break. A smart black teen from stable home, that shit was was next level.
Lololol, so the author keeps saying how "there are so many great reviews! Y'all are so wrong!!!"
http://lalondes.tumblr.com/post/28133131882/okay-in-other-news-i-did-some-googling-and
This. Marvel just has no idea how to properly write him.
At least he attempted to break the stereotype
or ok, maybe just kinda-sorta break it
Static Shock was actually (at least I thought) a really good African American superhero, at least as he's depicted in the cartoon. Great character overall and the few times they did address race issues it was tasteful and well done.
Static was a total break. A smart black teen from stable home, that shit was was next level.
Lets Kickstarter this shit.
Static Shock was actually (at least I thought) a really good African American superhero, at least as he's depicted in the cartoon. Great character overall and the few times they did address race issues it was tasteful and well done. I know he has a comic as well and he's a character that I really wish had taken off. I want to see more of him.