Boys, outside of the Inclusivity Bias, this comic is legit one of the worst things I've ever read. No hyperbole, no jokes. This graphic novel is tasteless, obscene, blatantly racist, repulsive, filth, of the highest, highest order-- right next to I am not Starfire and High Guardian Spice, and terrible for almost All of the same reasons... It's glorified propaganda, disguised as a piece of media for teenagers. This comic really does have the exact same vibe of I am not Starfire, in the sense that it just feels like the author, L.L. Mckinney, is just projecting herself onto Nubia, and the narrative that she is making, is constantly twisting around to give her all the fantasy fulfillment she wants. I honestly wish I had gone out of my way to do a full on multi-part review on this, because there is SO much to unpack in this mess of a comic...

@toppsfamilyadventures8884

2 жыл бұрын

I just want to say I really appreciate your videos, they are the hilight of my day.

@standefeman5353

2 жыл бұрын

I would definitely watch and rewatch a multi part series on this comic. I already do that for the I Am Not Starfire videos 😅

@jennybrown7834

2 жыл бұрын

Plus there's the fact that this so called woke author has nubia use acts of physical aggression to foil the bad guys twice and more nonviolent (eg the recorder) ways once why not have nubia think of a way to cleverly restrain the robber or have her call her friend on her phone or come over with drinks for her and sit down and pass her one while saying oh hey I got you that drink you wanted at the party and afterwards comfort her friend diana when she was wonder woman used nonviolent ways to restrain and catch criminals all the time

@davisthegamelord

2 жыл бұрын

18:20 I dont know if it was just me who noticed this but the shirt he's wearing is a black and gold polo shirt. You know like the proud boys wear, and when this came out those guys were still pretty big. Again I may be reaching here but would it surprise anyone if it was intentional?

@Ryan-il8ip

2 жыл бұрын

17:08 I know it’s the zootopiu “sorry don’t know how to spell it” basically the abortion one

"black people cant be racist" this quote makes me mad just like anyone is able to cook, anyone's able to be racist-

@breadbird

Жыл бұрын

anyone can cook -that one guy from ratatouille

@Inky_doodledoo

5 ай бұрын

Penny loud in the reboot:

@vittoriomassaro8131

5 ай бұрын

Saying that a certain minority can't be racist is racist.

@juliocesarchavezpedroza9384

4 ай бұрын

Not everyone can become a rascist but a rascist can come from everywhere

@highland2246

4 ай бұрын

The fact that I heard that from one of teachers at school 😃

You gotta love people that believe being a minority gives them a pass to be a racist.

@zetsunaflames

2 жыл бұрын

That just dumb racism is still racism it doesn’t matter what you are woke just saying anything and doing anything to get positive attention.

@SweetOrangeGirl

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t you know? Minorities can’t be racist. They’re all angels.

@Rogue.Rainbow

2 жыл бұрын

Yes just ignore the minorities that are racists they’re not true minorities…wait that sounds familiar.

@tultsi93

2 жыл бұрын

@@SweetOrangeGirl Yes, the can.

@SweetOrangeGirl

2 жыл бұрын

@@tultsi93 I was being sarcastic.

I was the only white kid in a primarily black neighborhood, when I would ride my bike they threw rocks at me and my dogs and spit on me. It broke my heart and I let them do it because I hated playing alone. One of their uncles yelled at them for hitting me one day and even oiled my bike chain for me. The thing about racism is that it wrong to treat anyone like you are better than them, not that it’s wrong to treat minorities like that.

@Fancy-Arts_Crafts

Жыл бұрын

ouch i'm sorry for you

@MrJohnlennon007

Жыл бұрын

If they went after my dogs, they wouldn’t wake up the following morning.

@asterphy

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJohnlennon007 yo I was 7

@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434

Жыл бұрын

Feel bad. Just hoping they dont do the same thing again toward others

@DragnYT

Жыл бұрын

@@asterphy Not an excuse, teach them a lesson.

Incapacitate? ATM’s are monstrously heavy, 500-900lbs heavy. That guy is dead, his insides are now his outsides because they were just forcibly squeezed out of him like a tube of toothpaste.

@PaperHatGuy

10 ай бұрын

LMFAO yeah, technically that'd still make him "incapacitated", though💀

@bichinhoinflavio

2 ай бұрын

​@@PaperHatGuy incapacitated his soul

@MrAuthor3DS

2 ай бұрын

She couldn't throw a rack or something at him? I'm sure those aren't bolted, or at least not as tightly. Whatever, I guess the author just wanted a big power-scaling moment at the very start.

@blissfullyended

Ай бұрын

She thought she was batman and spiderman whenever they see some middle-class workers car whilst fighting a villain. (it will incapacitate them)

@MASTEROFEVIL

Ай бұрын

Yeah that dude is definitely dead

I’m a mixed white passing girl and the amount of times I get hated on BY MY OWN family for having a white father and my skin coming out as white makes me sad.

@saltdad5263

Жыл бұрын

your own *family???* oh my god, im so sorry... it genuinely always makes me really sad seeing poc having to deal with family members looking down upon them for having lighter skin, or for being mixed, or anything else of the like. this sounds cheesy, but i just want you to know that no matter what others think of you, there is nothing wrong with you and you have nothing to be ashamed of. i hope youre doing well and that you soon get to surround yourself with people who love and support you for who you are if you havent already

@savylee16

Жыл бұрын

@@saltdad5263 I’ve had to go through the same thing being Hispanic and not speaking Spanish and guess what they were Hispanic lol people are ignorant of what they don’t understand or don’t want to understand

@ditzylilorgans

Жыл бұрын

I'm mixed but appear to be black mixed with something (black and white) and I have a similar experience. The white side of my family is very openly racist towards black people and are like "except you" and it's really uncomfortable

@maplecakesss

Жыл бұрын

dude SAME ITS LIKE IM A WALKING JOKE.....dont have kids with other races if thats not what you want, ive had a complex with my ethnicity since forever and the ones who are making me feel that way is my family, when i do something my black mother doesnt like she tells me "its the white side" but when i do something she likes she praises me and says "thats because youre a somali girl like me" it just sucks because the whole somali side of my family view me as a big dumb white person if im not on the exact same page as them,,,,

@WaryJester

Жыл бұрын

My mother's side has a lot of native blood, but my father is a ginger. My sister and I have brown hair like her, but she constantly bashed redheads to our faces, and we're half ginger. It sucked. I don't talk to her anymore, mostly for other reasons but that doesn't give her any points.

Diversifying doesn’t mean stomping on the less marginalized group. If you’re making a female empowerment story, don’t stomp on all the men. If you’re making a black empowerment story, don’t stomp on the white people. It’s just that simple. It makes the story unrealistic. Tell a good story with good characters and good writing. That should be the objective. Not your agenda.

@Kairos_Akuma

2 жыл бұрын

I swear... Why can't Charakters just be good and well written Charakters? With actual personalities that not boil down to buzzwords? And a world that isn't defined by the same Buzzwords. Just write a story about a black Superheroine if you like. Or a white Hero, or whatever you like.. But make them people everyone can root for.

@G_Zumbie

Жыл бұрын

Those stories can and do work well with discriminatory opposition, I just think the main problem with it is just the execution. The Great Ace Attorney duology does a pretty solid job at both fronts, making racism and sexism a pretty prominent topic, without going out of its way to cartoonishly demonize any particular group. I can’t do much of the games justice here, but I just really like the handling of those topics in the story, while also providing some over the top mystery hijinks and goofy characters to follow.

@MsAnimefan95

Жыл бұрын

@@G_Zumbie Great Ace Attorney also has the excuse of taking place in a time period where such attitudes were very common, but a lot of people don't seem to understand that there are more levels to such things than "two steps from getting lynched" and "having the ground you walk on worshiped".

@tsunamix0147

Жыл бұрын

You could do both, believe it or not; have a good story and an ideological or philosophical message that pinpoints problems in life and social surroundings.

@masterzoroark6664

Жыл бұрын

Constructive criticism is a thing these stories require, not an agenda of practically revenge and only playing the victim card to avoid being called out. It goes for any story about people who got marginalised- be it racialy, socialy etc. All this only feeds more of people who vote for goverments and people who continiue the marginalisation and further abuse.

As a black person, it’s disappointing to see this. We don’t ( excluding this author) want to be superior, we want to be equals. Stuff like this completely ruins the reputation of black communities everywhere

@LordC0mConsumerTheFirst

Жыл бұрын

I don't think you need to clarify this, any sane person should know that black people just want equality in all places. It's a good thing to call out when black people or any other minorities are racist, but you shouldn't feel ashamed for their mistake.

@commanderwolffeex

11 ай бұрын

same way how i feel abt feminisim sometimes

@Soup_phobic

8 ай бұрын

@@commanderwolffeex Me too

@elenatheartistandgamer2001

8 ай бұрын

agreed

@ninjamasterbuilder8675

8 ай бұрын

Don't worry I understand I have a black aunt that I enjoy being around and she is nice as well as a black neighbor who are both friendly towards me even if I am white

As a black girl, i find that there being "a black woman who doesn't need no man" a bit of a stereotype, its like were not deserving of love. And i see a lot in media, its always the black bestfriend whos always confident, always has some "ghetto" or y2k glamour and giant hoops and her hair out in a fro, saying she doesn't need a man because she is independent and shes woke. I just find it stupid, because its really untrue. Then again, it is a stereotype that is quite popular in disney and almost every single show we consume so- Edit: Its also not empowering to black women either-

@Retaliatixn

Жыл бұрын

By trying so much not being racists, they ended up being racists anyway because when I see that kind of stuff my mind goes to think like "oh, so black women are independent because black men are absent from their lives ? Is that the message being passed here ? It's a reference to absent black dads ?". Also is it me or anything concerning black people is now being politicised no matter what, whether by "woke Anti-White far left wingers" or "racist anti-black far right wingers" ?

@Ichigitchyyayadada

Жыл бұрын

@@Retaliatixn Its not just you, its getting sickening tbh

@jibekmechler139

11 ай бұрын

I swear I’ve seen this character in every YA novel/comic/show/movie Just for once I’d like the quirky white girl with no personality outside her best black friends romantic life.

@DarwinRoger893

11 ай бұрын

I always hate this trope. The black girl who always has her shit together, doesn’t need a man, is just sad. It’s pure fault of the adultification of black girls.

@sogochii

6 ай бұрын

i feel like you just nitpicked this comment & lack comprehension skills@@Chaiirrlos

Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. - Martin Luther King .JR

@ShetlandXD

6 ай бұрын

Martin was spitin'. Hope he's doing good in heaven.

@EnclavegovtofficialUSA

2 ай бұрын

love thy enemy -Jesus Christ

@hua_2987we

Ай бұрын

A lot of people quote MLK without realizing the only reason he was able to achieve his goals at the end was UNpeaceful protest. He realized peace would not work and love did not do anything against those who were blind to logic. He fell out of love with peace in the end. I wish more people knew that.

@sphjinx1448

Ай бұрын

@@hua_2987weIf you can provide a reputable source that backs this claim, then I will believe it. I’ve never once heard that, and I have looked into him quite a bit, as he’s my favorite historical figure. But if you can back this claim, with a source that is reputable and irrefutable, then I will believe it.

@MrChoobb

Ай бұрын

Never hate your enemies, it affects your judgment” Michael Corleone,

As a black person, you've perfectly identified my own feelings about stuff like this. I joined a community organizer program a few years ago run by entirely black people, and filled with primarily black people. One day we were discussing this annual event in my hometown called the slow roll, where people in other parts of the city tour the entire city by bike, including the "black" side. I always saw this as a good thing, since my hometown is segregated and any opportunity to remedy that should be applauded. But the entire discussion turned into "white people are just passing through OUR neighborhoods to scope out the properties they're planning to steal from us". Everyone is cheering and agreeing with this. The one black girl aside from me who defended the event had participated and was trying to explain to them that everyone she'd ridden with was pleasant and fascinated to see parts of the city they don't normally go to. And they insulted that girl for daring to oppose the narrative. It was straight up bullying. And these were people much older than myself. Needless to say, I stopped doing anything with that group.

@Alondro77

2 жыл бұрын

Socialist/communist movements ALL turn into extreme prejudice and mass-murder. Without exception. The basis for them is JEALOUSY, and from that comes HATE.

@twistedwonderland1043

2 жыл бұрын

I have a friend who went through something similar. Whenever she would try to explain how they were in the wrong they would call her an oreo. She's very chill so she would just laugh about how stupid it was but it's still frustrating.

@Borderose

2 жыл бұрын

God, when did everything turn into such a mess? Everyone looks at everyone else with suspicion, snark, and cynicism. It's...mortifying.

@standefeman5353

2 жыл бұрын

@@Borderose I have no idea but it makes everything so hard now.

@brandoncole5533

2 жыл бұрын

Damn that's fucked And honestly that slow roll thing is a great idea I think all city's should do it

The line that said "I bet that lady wouldn't call the cops on superman cause he's white". Let's remember that Superman was an outsider in the original comics, and he was created by a Jewish writer during a time in American history where antisemitism was present in businesses

@QueenOfTheGhostFoxes

Ай бұрын

He's also Superman. tf they gonna do

@user-zc5qh1qp3o

Ай бұрын

@@QueenOfTheGhostFoxes get out their kryptonite paper weights

@QueenOfTheGhostFoxes

Ай бұрын

@@user-zc5qh1qp3o Lmao yes

@yourbootyholeisyourbeautyhole

19 күн бұрын

the 'woke' community doesn't give a fck about antisemitism.

I married into a black family. The amount of grief they give each other based on the difference of skin tones and if they aren’t into stereotype black things, they’re white. My wife gets mocked for liking fantasy based media and joked on for marrying a “vanilla wafer”. Her immediate family barely interact with me, let alone respect me and they live with us. My spouse also has this thing where she thinks it’s not racist to assume that if we visit places that are predominantly white that people are going to hate on us for being a mixed couple. The amount of race humor and the N word that floats around this house is exhausting.

@testerwulf3357

6 ай бұрын

Honestly the only reason I couldn’t date someone who was another race from me (asian, black, ect)..the constant racism and people spitting on me would get horrible especially when my own spouse wouldn’t stick up for me..Marrying a white dude as a result 🤷 Never intended to fall for him but this back wood country boy had me hook 😂 Your stronger than I am 🫡

@Lemonboy2001

4 ай бұрын

People are allowed to reclaim slurs for themselves that’s not wrong. As a black person I can say the N word all I want as that is a slur used against me that I can reclaim however I cannot reclaim a slur for someone else the same goes for other minorities I’m apart of it’s why I can say I’m a queer person or call myself the f word because you can reclaim a slur even if people outside of that group don’t understand it you should just educate yourself on it because it’s not the same. The not being “black enough” is an issue in our communities I’m glad my folks are coming out of that it’s very harmful to other black peoples mental health I’m proud of my heritage and we do have a culture but culture heritage and stereotypes are different things and there are many ways black peoples can be. It’s such a complex and interesting issue that being said it sucks to feel like an outsider in your family and it’s difficult as well to have your family view you as a race traitor because of who you married. Hopefully old wounds will heal especially as we get further away from racism in America maybe becoming more comfortable in our own skin will help with feeling threatened by others especially with the bad blood the racism here has stirred up. I hope they come around for you guys.

Heres a personal story. I have dated black women in the past (its kinda my preference I dont believe theres any shame in that) and I have been called racist for doing so. An exact quote from one of the people who said that to me is "you're just trying to find a way to own one of us again", and another is "stop trying to take our women". All I have to say to people like that is their opinion is no different from David Dukes opinion, white nationalists have said the same exact thing.

@eatatjoes6751

2 жыл бұрын

My boyfriend is white. I really don't care that he is, but from these idiots POV I should be in chains or somethin'.

@Klonoahedgehog

2 жыл бұрын

Ive been called a "race traitor" for liking white women while being latino. There's no way you can win.

@davisthegamelord

2 жыл бұрын

@@Klonoahedgehog "race traitor" a word actual white nationalists love to use. Like I said they believe the same thing they just swap the races.

@jeanyeap4229

2 жыл бұрын

The idea that being in a relationship with someone is the same as ‘owning’ them is… disturbing to say the least

@engineerskalinera

2 жыл бұрын

*gets called racist for wanting to date PoC* *gets called racist for not wanting to date PoC* Gods, I hate American politics

If you are fighting racism don't be a racist. Code Geass had its storyline based on racism between the British and Japanese. The show has good and bad people on both sides. Literally showing interracial couples and friendships.

@revolvingworld2676

Жыл бұрын

I remember one of thoese interacial couples. One of the most racist Britanian characters in the series got amnesia and fell in love with a Japanese. Showing that that most britanians are racist because of ignorance and propaganda growing up. Once she got her memory back she was having an internal conflict.

@PeruvianPotato

Жыл бұрын

That anime is def in my top 5 for sure, I'd recommend it to anyone who hasn't seen it yet

@Ryukuro

Жыл бұрын

I can't agree more. Code Geass is a fantastic show that I can't stop recommending to people

@rafaelcastor2089

Жыл бұрын

I mean, in Code Geass it's less "racism" and more an active imperialism going on. It's kind of like Rome screwing over the Celts back in the day (and pretty much anyone they conquered, really)

@m3tab0lic56

Жыл бұрын

That show is pretty goated ngl

Gotta love that argument “i cant be racist because im black.” I dont even argue. Im just like “ok bye” 😑

@doubleap5196

Жыл бұрын

@@kayrannkanal2026 Is English your first language?

@signaldisconnected634

Жыл бұрын

Ive known people who say that then turn around and say some of the worse things ever known to man about asian folks

@bloodycheetah3596

Жыл бұрын

@@signaldisconnected634 i 100% agree. my bf is Vietnamese, and im white. I cant even begin to describe how racist people can be to him. He doesnt let it bother him, but its insane. Sadly a majority of the people who say the racist shit happen to be black and think they can say it 🫤. Always come back with the “cant be racist” remark.

@im_bored4218

Жыл бұрын

Omg I knew a person like that in 5th grade. I was having a conversation with her and she said and I quote "black people like you and me can't be racist to the people that created it" then she goes on about how black people went through slavery or something (I wasn't really listening) then when I said judging someone solely by the color of their skin no matter who you are makes that person a racist no matter what happen in the past with their ancestors. She legit yelled at me and said that I was "betraying my own kind " and said that I was a b!tch, lets just say that me and her did not end on good terms that year.

@bloodycheetah3596

Жыл бұрын

@@im_bored4218 i deleted my last response because it was pretty much the exact same as my last one. My bad. But yeah, i dont blame you. People like that just gotta go 😂

people need to realize that “oppressing the oppressor” makes you as much of an oppressor as them. it doesn’t make you better, it puts you on the exact same level. (i used this example since its the one i most commonly see)

@Tombstonefvcko

8 ай бұрын

No tf it doesn't 💀💀

@yourlocalmoron4832

8 ай бұрын

​@@Tombstonefvcko? What u mean

@JinlongTheGoldenDragon

5 ай бұрын

It's not even oppressing the "oppressor" it's oppressing the oppressor's great grand children, born in an era where the most egregious oppression isn't even done any more, and a lot of them are even aware said oppression is bad. Most racism nowadays comes from a place of ignorance, not hate. And a lot of it even well intentioned. It doesn't excuse it but it's the fact that people don't know they're being racist that's the issue.

@Cardinal_claw

3 ай бұрын

Especially when the vast majority of those they claim are "oppressers" literally can't do anything to them. Realistically, their life/job are more at risk since people take accusations very seriously. And those who claim ancestry/inborn sin and revenge as a reason to mistreat people, are exactly the same as the people they're criticizing. Mistreating innocents as a revenge makes you the monster

@MrChoobb

Ай бұрын

I get the idea but white people aren't even oppressors that was more than 100 years ago

Honestly it makes me feel better knowing that there are other black people who hate the racist double standards pushed by dreck like this. I used to feel so alone in that regard.

@brandoncole5533

2 жыл бұрын

Trust me we're common We just stay off twitter and TikTok because it actually gives us an ulcer from their stupidity 😤😤

@tatsuostatic8567

2 жыл бұрын

There's a small percent of us individuals who aren't what I like to call, black liberal and ghetto mentality. I can't remember the last time I had a normal black individual who didn't use the N word for every sentence or one who lecture nonstop on terrible policy or something

@limpcheesestick

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure there are many, I've met some myself, they just can't share theit point of view without being attacked for it

@MioMillefeuille

2 жыл бұрын

It's fking annoying having to come across people like that who try to make being opressed such a personality bec their black. It's like they're trying to stay in the before instead of just moving on and think that not Every individual white person is planning to "oppress" you.

@P-P-Panda

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandoncole5533 EXACTLY I deleted my Twitter and tiktok cause I was so annoyed by it all lmao

One thing I haven't seen anyone talk about in regards to this book is how Nubia's life is a lie. Not only is her Mom's' talk of heritage lies, since she isnt of African descent, she's also a crafted person. Are you really telling me a teenager of the digital age wouldn't have an existential crisis over the fact that someone made them out of clay?

@minespatch

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds like the creators of Evangelion should write that story.

@therealopaartist

2 жыл бұрын

I’d think I’d have a mental breakdown and shit down. If I’m not real…Are you real? Are any of us real? Why am I made of clay and they aren’t?

@minespatch

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealopaartist The author isn't too bright to delve into those interesting concepts. |D

@SweetOrangeGirl

2 жыл бұрын

Did anyone even know about Nubia at all? I never did since I only knew of Wonder Woman, Hippolyta, and the other Amazonians. But once I looked it up, I sort of got confused because I thought Diana was the only child made from clay. I wonder why they decided to create Nubia and put her as the twin sister.

@Saltedroastedcaramel

2 жыл бұрын

@@SweetOrangeGirl Nubia has existed since the 70s but DC decided to use her today. I'm pretty sure she's an obscure character

Omg thank you. I’ve been saying this for forever. I’m a mutt, Mexican and European. But I look Mexican. I never saw myself as any particular race, until I got to college where people started pigeon-holing me. That is, people who tend to fight for “inclusivity” would pull me in and try to convince me any white man can only be bad news, and that my life had been ruined by white people, whether I notice it or not. This pissed me off so much, because half of my family is white, and they’d never do that. Granted, racism does exist, but I still refuse to generalize like that. Either way, when I tried to stand up for some white people, everyone just stared at me like I’d said the most disgusting, racist thing on earth.

@Ray4938

Жыл бұрын

im a mutt too, european and filipino. I look more white so i basically just had to grow up with everyone telling me I had white privelege all the time and that i was so lucky even though i felt like it shouldnt matter. people are making these things such a big deal when they really dont need to be

@Absolei

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate that. It legit terrified me when I got access to the internet and people kept making "lily-white" and "disgusting food, no culture" jokes. I didn't even know that those existed before! Then suddenly I was just sat there, feeling like I shouldn't be white. Is this what black people feel sometimes?? It's so awful!

@sandserpent

11 ай бұрын

❤️

@PinoccThePiccolo

3 ай бұрын

I’m a mutt too! Only I am super white passing. It’s frustrating when people only consider one half of your family to be relevant or you don’t “count” as the other half because they’re not the ones you look like. The desire to box people neatly into labels and generalisations is truly something we need to work on in society.

"A doctrine of black supremacy is as dangerous as a doctrine of white supremacy. God is not interested in the freedom of black men or brown men or yellow men. God is interested in the freedom of the whole human race, the creation of a society where every man will respect the dignity and worth of personality." - Martin Luther King Jr., Speech at the Southern Methodist University, 17 March, 1966.

@dovahgoatdragonbear3075

Жыл бұрын

Wish I could favorite this comment

“Racism, is racism.” Thank you! I really like that line because it’s so true and I definitely agree with it. Hate against an ethnicity can come from anyone in the world, some people just don’t have the brain cells to see it. I don’t mind at least one antagonist being white, but all of them were and that’s straight up racist. Edit: Oh my gosh! Thanks for all the likes I’ve never had this many before!✨

@austinreed7343

2 жыл бұрын

“Reverse racism” is a stupid term

@3rebella

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinreed7343 Exactly! It implies that only one race can face racism which is simply not true.

@minata0039

2 жыл бұрын

Boo-hoo white crybabies again on their delusions 😭😭

@FoxyPercival714

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinreed7343 Reverse racism is not a stupid term. It's a good come back and it shut up this one idiot.

@thatonerazormain8223

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinreed7343 it iss

As a white person who's been to Japan several times, I can tell you that it is absolutely possible to be racist against white people, it just takes a completely different form. In Japan, like...they meant well, I'll say that, but I kept getting special treatment. Like, okay, getting free or discounted stuff is cute at first, but...um...it makes me uncomfortable if the only reason for it is that I'm white. And, yeah, that's white privilege pumped up to eleven, but it wasn't just that. There were repeated times that people reached out to me, wanting to be my friend or talk to me later, only to...um...not? Like, I got the impression that many of them only wanted to "get to know me" was because I was white, and therefore, I was bragging rights to their other friends. The more I go to Japan, the more I feel like they treat me like a porcelain doll--something that's cute to take down and play with every once in a while, but primarily belongs on the shelf. I'm not really so much a "person" as I am a decoration. And it's not just me--watch any Asian Drama with a white person in it, and they almost always just float around in the background with smiles plastered on their faces. Just like porcelain dolls. That being said, I recognize that this is not the worst form of racism out there. Getting free stuff doesn't exactly categorize as "oppression". But it was really weird being surrounded by so many people of the same skin and hair colour that it actually caught me off guard to look in the mirror. It was like "whoa...I'm *white.* " And it was nerve-wracking knowing that every time I spoke, I was representing my entire ethnicity and country. One step out of line and I tarnish someone's opinion of my race forever, and it's like...human beings don't work like that? At all? I dunno. Just gave me a lot of sympathy for minorities and immigrants.

@skootergirl22

2 жыл бұрын

Yet why do they make their anime/manga characters white?

@RonanStreamkiller

2 жыл бұрын

@@skootergirl22 I can't believe this misconception is still going around... Anime art styles all trace their origins to Disney, which was adopted by early manga artists, hence the big eyes. They're not meant to all look American, it's a stylization.

@skootergirl22

2 жыл бұрын

@@RonanStreamkiller yea I heard tuzika was inspired by mickey mouse

@MegaGlassguy

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile a friend of my father spent years as a teacher in Japan, got married and had a son. The father was not even allowed to appear on the family tree documents outside of an annex due to not being of japanese blood, and the family eventually moved back to Canada because their son was being bullied for only being half-japanese. Granted, that incident dates from around 25 years ago but it also showcase a darker side to how they treat outsiders. They love you as a tourist, but they don't actually want you to stay and become a part of their community. If that isn't racism, I don't know what is.

@CherryCo.Studios

2 жыл бұрын

@@skootergirl22 I also heard that when Japanese look at anime characters, they see them as Asian, not white. So, to us, they look white, but to them, they look Asian. It's only when you start drawing anime characters more realistically, you'll see any distinction between races. Durarara comes to mind. I remember in that show, race was never mentioned until the designated "foreigner" guy showed up. (They specified he was Italian.) And he was drawn to be very distinctly not-Asian. Not in a derogatory way, but the shape of the nose and eyes were totally different. That being said, I noticed a lot in Japan that even on the advertisements for beauty products, they would often show pictures of white people which...didn't seem fair at all. We talk about unrealistic beauty standards here, but Japanese women are somehow expected to change THEIR ENTIRE RACE to be beautiful. ...Yeah. Racism is racism, and it takes a weirdly chilling edge when it's applied to white people overseas...

I love when ppl are racist towards white ppl and come up with funny “slurs” like mayonnaise and snow bunny knowing full on well none of that actually offends me nor do I care-it’s just funny when they say “oh white ppl don’t use seasoning” or “all white ppl are racist.” Okay? But isn’t racist to think all white ppl are racist bc racism is thinking another race is superior to others. So by that logic you think white ppl are superior to you bc of the media. When in fact as a white person I look face discrimination and fear in my poor neighborhood.

@saltdad5263

Жыл бұрын

god people of any minority group who try to make up "slurs" to insult people with are so fucking petty and obnoxious it drives me insane. i can say from my personal experiences as a bisexual trans man that the lgbtq+ community is just AWFUL about this shit. i hate feeling like i have to be tied to such a toxic community just because of the way i was born and how i developed. literally few things are more humiliating to me than seeing other queer/trans people throwing around playground insults and overall acting like entitled petty pieces of shit even if it is literally never warranted at all. if someones being an bigot, the best you can do is try to get yourself away from them and find a space to relax and clear your mind so it doesnt get to you too much (though since us trans people have become a huge target for bullying and harassment ive just become numb to bigots at this point because i cant live a single day in my life without seeing people who wish i was dead). regardless of situations, the petty-ass """punching up""" shit needs to stop because its literally doing nothing to progress anybodys rights and is actually quite detrimental to any progress thats made. i absolutely hate how when people find out im trans they think im going to be butthurt 24/7 just because of the entitled loudmouths in the community thinking that being oppressed gives them the right to treat people however the fuck they want. it makes me really sad seeing a lot of poc feeling this same type of embarrassment seeing the way some people act. i hope one day this will all get better and people can finally just get along for once. i just want to co-exist with others, man.

@Ray4938

Жыл бұрын

​@@saltdad5263 the thing is, people are trying to promote "diversity" and "inclusivity" but are actually viciously polarizing every single group because they're making things so much of a bigger deal than they should be. i hate it i hate it bc if you even *think* about making a comment on this youre labeled with so much harsh shit -im part of the lgbt community too and i feel like we keep trying to force people to accept u and support us when for many, theyve been raised with one ideology and obviously theyre not gonna be able to change their whole mindset so quickly. Like i get spreading acceptance is good and all but you cannot force someone to believe what they dont want to believe. it just seperates us as a society. i hate it. i hate it. I grew up in a very conservative gay hating christian family but that doesnt give me the right to hate all christians for a belief they were born and raised with. WHY DOES NO ONE UNDERSTAND WHAT EMPATHY IS??

@hawktalon7890

Жыл бұрын

@@Ray4938 I've noticed that very few people are capable of having empathy nowadays, so I suppose they just assume because it's not something they personally experience that everyone should not care about others.

@Ray4938

Жыл бұрын

@@hawktalon7890 it is quite frusturating.

@LoopyLemon775

Жыл бұрын

Yeah…calling white people those things is funny..

Why is it so hard for people to understand: hate is hate. That hate will never help us prosper.

@PaperHatGuy

10 ай бұрын

literally

Isn’t it funny when you’re trying to be “inclusive” yet end up being every bad word that ends with -ist?

@Rogue.Rainbow

2 жыл бұрын

I’d say that inclusive is used more like an excuse to be a bigot. It’s like the “I’m not a racist…BUT.” argument but a little more subtle and more a lot more stupid.

@desuite2413

2 жыл бұрын

69 likes i can't like

@bloodreapertv877

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget about the phobics to

@princestellabrown7430

2 жыл бұрын

Ok..

@AlSidre

2 жыл бұрын

Because they don't give a fuck about good storytelling, character development and subtleties. They don't see comcis as a storytelling medium they see it as a canvases for their propaganda and racism.

I'm pretty sure being rich and not being allowed to molest a girl on a party is not the reason for school shooters. This is not just racist, but absolutly an absolute horrible take on school shootings. It's almost on the same level as "video games cause violence" or any other shit. Totally ignoring the actual reasons, and using a horrible situation to push your agenda. It's absolutly disgusting.

@flyingstonemon3564

2 жыл бұрын

I'm only half way in the video, did they actually pin extreme violence in school on being priviledged somehow ?

@toongrowner1

2 жыл бұрын

@@flyingstonemon3564 yes

@flyingstonemon3564

2 жыл бұрын

@@toongrowner1 This is so weird and distasteful :(

@beartheconfused6798

Жыл бұрын

As someone who lives in Texas you know where the Uvalde shooting took place. I was floored. The man shot 5 year olds for crying out loud and little flags were placed into the ground at the town entrance and your little safe rich distasteful bank mind is thinking of is how “privileged we are” Another thing. The cops didn’t even shoot the shooter. A random *WHITE* *BORDER* *MAN* Who had no reason being there when he heard what was going on ran into the school without hesitation rifle in hand and shot him. A child witness said the shooter was moving to her location and then he was suddenly shot multiple times in the back. And where gonna put a hero like that down because he was a straight white man who worked in the border!? The cops were sitting outside to scared to go inside and get shot and so were really gonna put down this man’s courage because he was white? Man she likes that person who died at birth and blamed a man for it as she defends to hell.

@LoopyLemon775

Жыл бұрын

@@beartheconfused6798 That video actually had my blood boiling. Those cops made me want to punch a wall..actual cowards

As a wasian I experienced racism many times,for being both white and Asian, I live in Europe so I would expect I would only experience racism for being half Asian,but DAMN I was wrong,so much people online but EVEN irl were just attacking me and telling I have no opinion or they can’t be racist towards me because I have a white dad

@Absolei

Жыл бұрын

Ugh, that's silly.

I went thru hell between 7 and 16 yrs old because I lived in a mostly black neighborhood. By 12 I had been stabbed 4 times, shot once, jumped numerous times, robbed and even molested at 11. ALL due to me being White. And I wasn't an obnoxious kid either. I minded my own business. Even black friends I had turned on me in an instant one time just because an adult told them "Why you hanging with that lil White boy. You should be beating his ass". And then he and two grown Women watched and laughed as my "friends" jumped me. I was 7 yrs old. And the kicker in all this - My family never owned a single slave. In fact, since the 1600's when they arrived they fought against it and tried to get others to as well. Tell me black America, after all i been thru how am i supposed to be proud of what my people did for your people ? Cuz lately I can't help wonder why they even bothered.

@someone-vg9pq

Жыл бұрын

So sad black people almost forget the the men who fought against slavery were white

@JHWaWa

Жыл бұрын

Damm, that's literally a villain story

@mooniekitty3619

Жыл бұрын

I feel so sorry as someone who is black, the kids in your neighborhood actions is unacceptable and disgusting. Have you reported them to the police?

@leobe2104

Ай бұрын

You're literally thinking the same way these people do lmao "Some members of a certian race did evil things so now all of them deserve to get punished"

I find it kinda weird that Nubia appeared to be more angry about being insulted than about the fact her friend was almost sexually assaulted?? Also everyone just acting like she's got no super powers lol Edit: I bet is either the second or the third one

@AltName7

Жыл бұрын

He was explicitly referencing the third one, but the second one also happens to exist by chance.

@nevaehhamilton3493

Жыл бұрын

BLM is inherently racist, as it does not preach equality in the same way All Lives Matter does.

Fun fact: this comic was originally called "Nubia: My Struggle." Let that sink in.

@Quailbbu

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmm sounds familiar 🤔

@engineerskalinera

2 жыл бұрын

@@Quailbbu it sure does

@donnerblitzen1388

2 жыл бұрын

A certain Austrian art school reject from before world war 2, TBH is what it sounds like to me. Racism is racism, regardless of color or language.

@Lovefortea448

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine originally having your title connect to hitler....someone known for may horrible actions including racism in your comic about racism, the absolute irony

@elfumidoreviscaratoroflung

Жыл бұрын

@@Lovefortea448 ok pls explain cause I’m rly confused

It really triggers me when they ask "can black people be rasist?" and people actaully have to stop and think about the answer....like are you for real? OF COURSE, ANYONE CAN BE RASIST TOWARD ANYONE even their own race.

Pretty important video honestly. I come from a large predominantly Sicilian (southern Italian) family, and even today the media is just so unfair to my people. My family came here with nothing and had to literally prove that they were good enough to be considered “white.” The anti-Italian sentiment in our country is very deeply rooted. I remember being shocked to find out that the largest mass lynching in US history was perpetrated against my own ethnic group in 1890. Fast forward to now and while the violence has mostly receded, the blatant verbal discrimination continues. We’re always asked if we’re mobbed up, portrayed as violent sociopaths, made fun of for our accents, and seen as uneducated slobs. Knowing everything that’s happened to us, it’s disheartening to see us being labeled as “privileged” when my family had to work its way out of government sanctioned poverty.

@xxkankala1671

Жыл бұрын

Umm i just wanna tell you its more complicated than that

@Blorp52

Жыл бұрын

@@xxkankala1671 I mean no disrespect, but I don’t believe my father’s crib being a literal laundry basket is necessarily complicated, and I don’t believe that the government refusing to give my grandfather welfare despite him being an ALS ridden Korea veteran with five children is either.

@Absolei

Жыл бұрын

Wow, what?? People do that to Italian people?? That's so weird! Seriously. Why would people just be like, "Ah, an Italian. Must be a stupid slob who would kill me for absolutely no reason at all!" Like what?!?!

I just want to clarify that Nubia isn’t race swapped, she was always “black”. She was made out of darker clay than Diana was, that’s why she has dark skin. You just didn’t know about her since she’s super obscure. (Btw the reason I know this is because of Casually Comics, I’d recommend her videos they’re very informative). So at least that’s one thing this comic has going for it.

@Rogue.Rainbow

2 жыл бұрын

The Steel movie staring Shaq was much more effective at bringing an obscure character into the mainstream.

@mrflamram9966

2 жыл бұрын

I thought noone else knew this fact very obscure

@sxatcychan1988

2 жыл бұрын

It hurts when you see her original design, though. That Nubia was a fine girl, and this is a straight woman saying this.

@CrisisComics

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rogue.Rainbow Well that movie was based on a comic that was going on at the time (including stuff like the Toastmaster guns and the scene where he battles people in his house with a frying pan), and Steel wasn't nearly as obscure in the 90s when he debuted, having made a big splash during the Death and Return of Superman arc.

@MddHound

2 жыл бұрын

Then again, dark skin doesn't always equal "black" in the African way. There are many ethnicities with dark skin who are considered people of color (which I don't think works as a term, but right now the only way to accurately describe it). The native Australians can have very dark skin, yet aren't black. So.. the world isn't that black and white ;)

I noticed that people who say “you can’t be racist to white people.” are usually racist or ignorant. Yes, you can be racist to white people. It doesn't matter what race you are or how privileged you are. Racism doesn't discriminate against anyone, and it's sickening how people try to come up with excuses for their prejudice. Overall, Nubia would be a great story if politics and double standards weren't the themes.

@blep.6322

2 жыл бұрын

Please explain to me how white prople are being oppressed and/or at a disadvantage in society? /gen

@titanblade3706

2 жыл бұрын

@@blep.6322 explain to me how black people can’t be racist without a system.

@blep.6322

2 жыл бұрын

@@titanblade3706 Idk, can you answer my question now?

@titanblade3706

2 жыл бұрын

@@blep.6322 racism has nothing to do with power. Power can be used but it’s not the foundation.

@blep.6322

2 жыл бұрын

@@titanblade3706 alright, if you say so

"Racism IS racism!" Thank you so much for this. I can't believe this is still something that still needs to be said out loud and constantly remind people of

I have a friend who makes fun of me for being white, I will not elaborate because I believe it speaks for itself. Not sure why I haven’t ended the friendship with them. I probably will soon.

@leavemealone7159

Жыл бұрын

Have you confronted them yet?

@Ryucallie

Жыл бұрын

@@leavemealone7159 No, unfortunately.

@leavemealone7159

Жыл бұрын

@@Ryucallie why not?

@leobe2104

Ай бұрын

Maybe they're doing it because friends twnd to make fun of each other? Idk and you can tell better than anyone here if that's the case or not, but they may not have bad intentions

Bruh that reminds me of that time when me and my bff were talking about that black girl in her class being basically racist and homophobic, then another dude step in and says: It's not racism, she's black! It's called xenophobia! I was like wtf? Then he reads the definition like it'll make him right, I was like: It's the same thing, that girl judge people for their skin color, therefore it's racist. He couldn't believe it.

@bdpickett

2 жыл бұрын

Like being xenophobic is somehow not as bad.

@Belphegirl

2 жыл бұрын

According to the dictionary xenophobia means hatred of people from other countries so he’s not even right there lol

@astralengine666

2 жыл бұрын

@@Belphegirl Yeah cuz the girl was born here, being racist to other people born here.

@skootergirl22

2 жыл бұрын

Was he black or was he white neck beard that hangs around on twitter?

@whynot6266

2 жыл бұрын

@@Belphegirl Or ethnicities, or cultures, so he's wrong either way

We need to bring back well written characters who happen to be diverse and inclusive instead of simply chasing progressive points.

@wordforger

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. Afraid your [minority] character will make [minority] look bad? Then just add more [minority] characters so you get a nice spectrum and can get back to making sure they're all actually interesting. Simple.

@Coolkid99880

Жыл бұрын

Disney actually did well with the princess and the frog, tiana was a badass

@kaiyotee2475

Жыл бұрын

@@Coolkid99880 yeah, perfect example.

@andromeda_va39

10 ай бұрын

​@@Coolkid99880I want that Disney back

Holy shit. We’re living in a South Park episode

Fighting fire with fire only makes the flames bigger

@0w0v0id

Жыл бұрын

this ^

I’ve know someone who was half-white and half-black both of her parents were incredibly kind people but it seems like she got it in her head she was a victim because she was part black and openly hated all white people because of it, she’d constantly tell me “im one of the good ones” and I kept thinking about her own mom being a nurse and working hard to be a good example to her kid She had plenty of examples of great people from all races, and horrible people too, I think it’s a social contagion. Her life went down hill because she didn’t try to apply herself to anything but trying to become a manager of a fast food joint which is closing down soon It’s easier to “Blame every single issue you have in life on white people” than to look at your own failings This book is an example of that mentality I want better for black women to look up to, I always thought tiana from Disney was a good example though. She was about hard work and sacrifice and in the end opened herself to having fun There is no reason why writing black women has to be a challenge! There’s no reason for why black women have to be written so poorly! There is no reason for why everything has to be preachy! I bet most comic books fans of all races are sick of seeing racism Can’t imagine being black and opening up a book just to constantly be reminded about racism on every page when comic books should be about heros fighting crimes and readers escaping the harsh realities they may come across in life

@BrightWulph

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me want to write a PoV story where the race of the character is left a secret until the very end, because you should like or hate a character for being a person and not because of their race or gender.

@tiamystic

Жыл бұрын

I don’t have to imagine that on your last sentence. Most stuff that features us is barely wholesome and is always about police brutality and racism struggles. With this comic you’re just thrown off because this is supposed to be about superheroes. Where in the hell are the cool super villains at dammit, not some skinny rich white boy that supposed to be sYmBoLiSm of our oppression. Lol don’t care, this isn’t a YA novel, give me an evil galactic federation or some sh¡it. These types of stories don’t empower me. They remind me that even in a fantasy world of magic, I’m still undesirable by everyone it seems. No one creates a Moonknight issue where he constantly reminds the reader of the Holocaust and neo-nazis and hold a personal grudge against German people. He’s just left as another cool superhero who happens to be Jewish.

@hyjinx1889

Жыл бұрын

well said!

@muddashucka9743

Жыл бұрын

It's much easier to unite people with hate than it is to try and unite them with love. Always easier to blame a scapegoat then to reflect on your own failings.

@oil588

Жыл бұрын

@@tiamystic makes me hope no one makes a modern day Static Shock.

"White Privilege anime power". Just got me thinking of the recent Beavis and Butthead movie where they go around stealing things and saying it's okay because they have "White Privilege". (Spoiler, it ends with them thrown in prison)

@AmaryInkawult

2 жыл бұрын

Which is a fucking hilarious take on privilege in general.

@ryankramer8779

2 жыл бұрын

White guy here, can confirm that "white privilege anime power" is real. Whenever it kicks in, I gain super saiyan hair. But instead of turning gold, it turns (you'll never guess) HWHITE 😂

@HOOLIGANSSSSss

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I have got to see that movie it sounds hilarious 😂

@saltdad5263

Жыл бұрын

lmfao i still need to watch that movie, i just keep forgetting about it

@saltdad5263

Жыл бұрын

@travooozle yeah im just gonna pirate it once i do get to watching it for that reason. streaming services are a waste of money. id rather just pay for the movie instead of the shitty streaming services i hardly use.

In my school, I’m white, and people joke about me being racist because of that. It hurts me because I’m not. And I don’t want to be seen as an evil racist. I’m sick of it…

@mimmiebat

Жыл бұрын

As an Asian. I am so sorry, Those people who joke about white people being racist are idiots because they think that only white people can be racist?? Or that just because someone from a certain race was racist means that the whole race is racist? I know damn well not only white people can be racist from experience.

@tfan2222

Жыл бұрын

See, you explicitly say they’re joking. If they’re joking, you need thicker skin.

@dubbythemixer564

Жыл бұрын

Your stupid even if there joking it can still affect people, how would you feel if people joked about that with you? These “jokes” could lead to very damaging claims, and you should be ashamed to said get thicker skin. Cause some jokes are not funny and can really hurt someone. So please watch what you say.

@Limbolots0

Жыл бұрын

​@@tfan2222jokes are supposed to be funny my guy, if the person being made fun of doesnt find the joke funny, then the perpetrators are just being assholes and ignoring the fact that its hurting them.

You know you ruined your own life when you can identify the Zootopia abortion comic

@Vichy_France

11 ай бұрын

Fr

i am SO GLAD people are talking about this. also, inclusivity bias is a good name for it. a friend (who happens to be black) and i had a discussion awhile back about this very topic and she was of the opinion that black people were incapable of being racist (at least towards white people). her reasoning was that black people don’t have the power? or something? i don’t remember it was kind of weird. none of it made much sense to me. but yes, i totally agree with your perspective. racism is racism, no matter who’s doing it.

@standefeman5353

2 жыл бұрын

If I recall correctly, the argument is that by definition racism is supposed to be an institutional thing which favors white people. Which I agree if we're solely talking about textbook definitions. BUT when black people and other minorities use this as an excuse to be hateful in turn, it demolishes whatever point they're trying to bring to light (I'm a black woman by the way). You can't be blatantly hateful to a group of people and then hide behind "I can't be racist because I'm black". I was seeing a guy (also black) who told me he hates white people. I cut him off so fast.

@cat_maybe

2 жыл бұрын

@@standefeman5353 right that was the argument! thanks, i couldn’t remember how it was worded

@Klonoahedgehog

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you cut her out of your life for that blunder.

@HexManiacQuinn

2 жыл бұрын

I've had at least one black "friend" that used that line on me: that "Racism = prejudice + Privilege", therefore, without having privilege, their prejudice cannot be called racism. It's the Progressive Interpretation of Racism, and I'll never stand behind it.

@tultsi93

2 жыл бұрын

Racism is discrimination, antagonization or prejudice towards other race. Power has nothing to do with racism.

By the way, the guy that got the ATM thrown at him is most certainly dead…and they don’t even bring it up in dialogue or anything. There’s not even a news report in the background that says “robber killed by ATM” or something.

@draketheduelist

2 жыл бұрын

In this woke universe, that headline might make people think the robber died by doing ass to mouth.

@benjaminthibieroz4155

2 жыл бұрын

yep. Black girls are apparently in right to enforce death penalties over robber and don't have any afterthoughts whatosever about killing someone because everybody nows killing trauma is a myth...

@alchemystudiosink1894

Ай бұрын

The robber just suddenly stops existing it looks like once the atm is thrown at them. Its one thing that 'writers' like this have a problem with, is the object permeance once it is no longer in scene. Its why In black widow there is just suddenly a parachute backpack on the flying fortress for no reason. Or cars suddenly appear in the middle of the night, seconds after their headlights are seen, before running over people.

Talk about white racism. I was raised in a predominantly black community (my family was the only white family it was very small town outside of Flint, MI). I was like 7 years old. I was bullied by everyone in my class. Eventually I made friends after beating the shit out of a girl who was bullying me. My older brother was 9 years old, also getting bullied & had to beat the shit out of someone to gain any respect. My older sister was 11 years old, she ended up getting homeschooled cause unlike my brother & me she would never beat anyone up. A girl sitting behind her was threatening to stab her, cut her hair, told her she shouldn't be there cause she was white. All cause this girls boyfriend was into my sister. The doll barbie was being used as an insult on my sister. My oldest brother was 15 & not only white but gay as well. Which ask any of my gay black friends the amount of homophobia in the black community would amaze anyone. So my oldest brother also got homeschooled. Due to constant harassment & even was threatened by black boys that they would get a girl to r@pe him essentially so he learn to be straight. Also a boy came to hang out with my younger brother, & this kid got mad at my little sister slamming her head & told her she deserved it cause she was white. So my older brother & me respectfully beat the crap out of him. Anyways we moved not even a year later. Awful landlord. I have many black friends as well. They are pretty cool, & race isn't a problem for us.

I'm white and I sometimes wish I weren't because these opinions make me feel like I'm a horrible person for being white. I have no vendetta against anyone, but these people make me feel bad for nothing.

"They wouldn't call the cops on Superman" Uhhhh no, because the cops would be pretty useless against him lmao

@OverlordAlastor

Жыл бұрын

And they should be useless against an amazonian

@MrChoobb

Ай бұрын

Superman: what you gonna do? Shoot me?

@AkiraLionPilot

Ай бұрын

@@MrChoobb I doubt they have Kryptonite bullets LMAO

@realdragon

Ай бұрын

Besides superman is good guy

Im a Nubia fan. Loved her when I first found out about her, thought she was cool. And this comic just killed it.

@akirafudo4419

2 жыл бұрын

What was Nubia like before this comic?

@pinkysparcle6536

2 жыл бұрын

@@akirafudo4419 Nubia exists since 1971 and she is a twin sister of Diana. She was kidnapped by Ares and, actually was a cool character. And, for some reasons, debuted in 1971 as Crusader-like knight XD

@gabec2024

2 жыл бұрын

Wait....You mean to tell me...She was a actual Character with a personality?! Wow. They couldn't even make their own character without body stealing another character for their wokism...then again, when they try to make their 'own characters'? They don't even get noticed...

@sunnysunsun5994

2 жыл бұрын

@@akirafudo4419 not this. An adult, lived on Themescyera (misspelled it ik) and helped Wonder Woman out. Kinda a side character, but she had some stand alone stories

@DeadMeat991

2 жыл бұрын

@@pinkysparcle6536 ....So this is why this hack of a writer stuck ''the real one'' next to the title. She couldn't handle the fact that she made a twisted knock-off.

The fact that the creator put in a school shooting as a petty villain fight that is resolved in a matter of minutes like it's not an extremely traumatic and stressful situation for students in this day and age truly shows just how blind she is to other issues than her own

if MLK was brought back to life and saw this, he would be disappointed on another level..

I’m Central European, so when people stereotype “white people” and talk about them, it is mostly just American white people. Therefore I always felt uncomfortable when people are hating whites on a general term when many are just across the ocean, a lot of them from countries who did not have the accessibility to colonise foreign lands apart from European ones, and still get the same label? Whereas other races get different names and sub genres, whites are only allowed to be white which is way too broad for a race. And in addition it adds to a lot of confusion from Europeans as to why something we don’t think much about from day to day like skin colour is suddenly something people use to antagonise us

@missveronica8393

2 жыл бұрын

I'm Australian and I feel the same 😕

@user-wn3wv5bx5e

2 жыл бұрын

It's like the 'Chinese = Asian' stereotype. I've seen a lot of Asians doing the 'American = White' shit too.

@tiamystic

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@georgeray1906

Жыл бұрын

I'm from the UK and I somewhat feels that too.

@Domitrix_flower1

Жыл бұрын

i'm eastern eurpean and i feel the same why :/ like why

Calling it a "hateful comic against those who wronged [the author]" is giving her too much credit. It's more like a "hateful comic against anyone with a superficial resemblance to those who may or may not have wronged [the author]." I mean, that"s basically the reason why racism is bad in the first place.

@Rogue.Rainbow

2 жыл бұрын

You could easily sum it up as “A racist comic made by a racist person.”

@megamax898

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah sometimes the people who hold the most hatred towards a group were not even personally wronged by that group even once. Or like if they were it was just a micro-aggression.

I'm gonna write a book about a main character suffering at the hands of racism. They're not getting hired due to their skin color, getting dismissed due to their race, getting laughed at or disrespected because of their hair/texture, getting extended prison sentences and so on. ...but I'm never going to specify what race the character is nor the race of the people who are completely beating them down. Not until the end, when you find out the main character is pale as a marble wall. And the race of whoever's being racist against them? You'll never know because it doesn't matter. All you know is those people probably aren't white, since it wouldn't totally make sense for them to be racist against their own (it happens ofc, but we make assumptions based on rules rather than exceptions so-) Gonna enjoy the fallout and outrage when I get there😂 Get your copy before it's banned from the internet and everyone refuses to sell it anywhere

@ayamothy4628

Жыл бұрын

I’d seriously love to read that!

@whatever5401

Жыл бұрын

If Snow White was released today, I bet SJWs would freak out over it and call it "white supremacy"

@Demonetization_Symbol

Жыл бұрын

I just hope there's a happy ending.

@smoxthybweh

7 ай бұрын

Honestly thats a really cool idea

@M4t_P4tGT

6 ай бұрын

I would definitely read that

i'm white, and was just mostly cringing at first, but then the school shooter scene.. i have had nightmares about being shot at school when i was there, vividly remembering in my DREAM what my brain perceived a gunshot wound to feel like, and it worsened my anxiety so drastically that i was constantly looking behind myself when in a hallway and wondering if any of the people i passed by was going to take out a gun and shoot me, every single person was a threat to me and it severely worsened my social abilities - and hell, i'll say it, i was more wary of it being a white man than anything, partially because i do understand they're more emboldened by the lack of consequences the majority, if not all, have faced in the past the school even had metal detectors installed in certain doors, and you were NOT allowed to enter or exit through any outside door that didn't have one, as well as didn't have a teacher or someone present to monitor it the detectors were extremely sensitive too and would constantly go off even if you just had a few 3-ring binders in a row, so every time it went off in a crowded area, your first thought would be 'am i about to die?' in JROTC, the girls were told to hide in the back of the class while the boys were REQUIRED to rush the shooter if they should approach and protect the girls (won't even really comment about the gendered thing, i imagine it should be well known that no child should be required to rush an active school shooter just because they're a boy) in art, we were told to weaponize pencils and scissors if possible if an active shooter broke into the classroom, we were practically being TRAINED how to attack an active shooter, when most of us weren't even 17-18 and even with all this preparation, in the four years i went to this school, i only experienced a SINGLE drill for what to do due to virtual learning becoming a thing, and even that was chilling as an adult was going around violently shaking the doors while it was pitch black and we were hiding under our desks and this is coming from someone who _never experienced a school shooter situation outside of a drill_ imagine how horrifically traumatized those who HAVE survived are, and you just.. casually throw that into a racist, shit comic to almost force feed the idea of racism into young readers who are IMPRESSIONABLE and most likely looking at your story for advice? the amount of anger i'm feeling right now is borderline primal and making me tear up, that is so unbelievably fucking disrespectful and careless, imagine how much god damn anxiety and stress some children are now feeling because they're being told in a comic they like that EVERY SINGLE WHITE PERSON IS BAD AND EVIL i do not give a single shit what your race is in this situation, if you're out here toying around lightheartedly about such a fucked concept and claiming you're representing shit, FUCK YOU i get it, white people suck, i'm aware of how much my race sucks absolute ass, but that should never, EVER, give you an excuse to mess around with a gravely serious issue to push against them- fighting racism with racism does jack SHIT, and by dragging in such serious topics in such a casual, nonserious way is beyond an asshole move, literal ELEMENTARY SCHOOLERS were killed in school shootings, i am PISSED

@timoteoseagedetoffol8795

2 ай бұрын

I agree. We don't laugh with mass shooting in schools since Colombine.

The fact that theses kinds of people can’t see that their message is racist towards other people groups is crazy. Like calling or labeling an entire group of people bad because they are a certain race or religion etc etc is racist and wrong and people who make comics like this don’t see it. Is ridiculous

@lupinsredjacket3191

2 жыл бұрын

Here's the thing: They are aware that they're being racist. However, they do everything in their minds to justify why *their* racism is acceptable, and why everyone else's "racism" (perceived, usually) is "wrong" and/or "evil."

@bartofii

2 жыл бұрын

The problem isn't that they don't see the racism... it's that there is a very blatantly wrong understanding of what racism is.... and racism isn't being taught as "bias or hatred based on race", a problem that truly needs to be fixed

@bartofii

Жыл бұрын

@JunaI think you should probably go back and look how they set up some of those scenes and made the white people act... mayo boy is not the only racist bit.

@keshi5541

Жыл бұрын

@@bartofii Who is they? Black people?

@bartofii

Жыл бұрын

@@keshi5541 the writer... L.L. McKinney... the person who wrote this incarnation of Nubia edit: At least with respect to how the comic's scenes were written and set up. McKinney has some issues they need to straighten out given how they set up their story.

I always appreciate comics like this. Whenever I feel down about my art skills, seeing published shit like this reminds me that I'm actually a good artist, lmao

@RonanStreamkiller

2 жыл бұрын

Saaame

@lesteryaytrippy7282

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, this just goes to show that we should look up to good, quality art. And it starts with people like you.

@armellebiampamba4257

2 жыл бұрын

Nah ur good. Keep drawing

@plutolunaplays

Жыл бұрын

@TheTraebaerkable same

@Judgeangels

Жыл бұрын

Sadly the art in this comic is better than mine so it doesn't bring me much confidence but I do have a better artstyle I admit that

"a zootopia comic that talks about abortion" I'm honestly so sad that I got that one

Thank you for speaking your mind 🙏🏻, as a fellow white girl, in school I would constantly be belittled and stereotyped for being white. My classmate keeps saying “you’re white you do ______” or “you’re white you can’t do this” whenever I joke around with her or anything. I am Russian, yet she stereotypes me as a white girl, as if I don’t have my own culture, aside from the country I live in. And I can’t say anything, because I really don’t want to ruin our friendship, and don’t want to be labeled racist if I call her out. It is funny how racism exists as normal, yet no one thinks it is racist

12:42 Despite how Wayland is clearly the villain in the scenario, does anyone else realize that Nubia comes out looking bad in this scenario too, given that she's an Amazon and sister to the Goddess of War, Wonder Woman? This is like a heavyweight boxer fighting a 5 year old. If he beats her, then she loses to a drunk asshole with no powers; pretty pathetic. If she wins and beats his ass, then she, a person with highly durable skin and enough strength to toss an ATM through concrete walls like she was passing a football, beats a drunk asshole that has no superpowers. This isn't like a mass shooter being put down by a Samaritan with a gun, because their weapons put them on equal level; this is like using akimbo Wildey Magnums against a dude who can only fight with his fists.

@eatatjoes6751

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, the fact he's a drunk asshole with no powers is hilarious.

@Dragonkid1801

2 жыл бұрын

I'm thinking of Avatar the Last Airbender when that fire nation bully picked a fight with Aang at that school and he just dodged every attack until the bully fell on his own face. That would've been a good way to write a scene like that

@Birthday888

2 жыл бұрын

Well, he was sexually asaaulting someone, so I wouldn't call him "just" a drunk asshole. But yeah. Realistically, Nubia shouldn't have that much control over her powers, considering she barely uses them and actively avoids confrontation (until plot or racism says she doesn't)

@yarc9

2 жыл бұрын

It's stupid that she being racists towards white her sister is white

@yarc9

2 жыл бұрын

@@robinthrush9672 she beats ares becomes the goddess of war

This reminds me of that one quote that Knuckles the Echidna that went sorta like this: "You know Amy, anytime someone calls attention to the breaking of gender roles, it ultimately implies that this is an exception, and not the status quo" Might not relate that much, still does though

Speaking of racism and Zootopia (17:00), I saw some Human fanart of Nick and Judy on DeviantArt, where the artist STRAIGHT UP SAID(and I quote): “BLACK NICK AND KOREAN JUDY hoorah now stop drawin them white you’re missin the point of the film” Like, WTF did they mean by that?! That you can’t be racist to white people?!? That they automatically HAVE TO BE of those ethnicities, if they were humans?!?! Or if people draw them as anything else, they’re automatically missing the point of the movie?!?!? While I do agree that drawing them BOTH white simultaneously or the SAME ethnicity REALLY misses the point(I also draw Nick as a black man, but that’s just me)they WERE NOT meant to be stand-ins for real life groups, and what they both went through as characters can happen to ANYONE, regardless of race, skin color or ethnicity!🤦‍♀️ Unsurprisingly enough, the artist who wrote that cringe, also drew them in a SU/“Tumblr” artstyle, had(and might still have)a Tumblr account and genuinely believes ACAB.

@xxkankala1671

Жыл бұрын

Lol damn that’s crazy imma have to check them out

A lot of Levantines (people of Syria, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, and Lebanon) can sometimes have lighter skin, and I’m one of them, so I’m always paranoid (especially in this society) that I’ll be included with whites, I’m Syrian btw

@grappo4373

11 ай бұрын

I have nothing against whites by the way, all races are cool

Oh, and Nubia IS actually a black woman - an African queen, specifically - who was reborn as an Amazon (as quite a few other women are) and adopted into Queen Hippolyta's family. But here...it just looks like she's a nondescript African-American teen who just happens to have Amazon-like powers. (EDIT) Wait, no, only one version of Nubia used to be an African queen...

@zerotodona1495

2 жыл бұрын

She is literally just tossed in… first Wonder Woman was in 71 and nubia was created in 73… there are no real black/African Amazon to begin with. Sounds like they were pushing inclusive crap even back then.

@nongshimrizzforce

Жыл бұрын

she sounds really cool!!

I hate the “White people can’t face discrimination” argument. I have had people genuinely tell me “your opinion on (Insert the most detached-from-race piece of media here) isn’t valid, because you are white.” Like seriously switch up the roles a little bit. How is this still going on? They preach a colorblind society, where race doesn’t matter, and I find that admirable. One thing, you’re taking about ten steps back from that perfect utopia by hating on white people just because we (like literally everyone) were acting stupid during a time when education was VERY optional. I’m sorry we thought you weren’t humans because you looked different. We also burnt people alive because their vibes were off and started a war because we thought tea was too expensive. It was hundreds of years ago, and thanks to your hard work during the civil rights movement, and the fact that school is free, we don’t do that shit anymore. Shut up about my pasty skin, please.

@Acueil

Жыл бұрын

Believe me when I said, those people actually think that "discrimination against white people are JUST racial prejudice, not racism". As if racial prejudice is something much better than racism.

@saltdad5263

Жыл бұрын

LMFAO "its just racial prejudice, not racism"..... istg people like this are so fucking delusional it melts my brain. shit like this is why i stopped referring to myself as a liberal (not that i ever really got into politics because fuck that shit, i prefer to be mentally stable thank you very much). so sick of being associated with these dumbasses when i just want everyone to get along and quit being such asswipes towards each other all the time

@Demicleas

Жыл бұрын

Besides it's not like they have done much better. I mean the famous warrior woman of aferica were infomous for invading everyone around them and enslaving them. Untill the brave french and British kicked there ass and overthrow the king and ended slavary. Btw the tribe was called the dahomey.

@rico653caines3

Жыл бұрын

That was the best paragraph I have ever read on this certain topic 👏👏👏

@That_Random_British_Dude

Жыл бұрын

@@Acueil Perfect quote to describe this: "If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck and walks like a duck, it's probably a duck."

I am white and my best friend is Black. (honestly only friend) My best friend is one of the few Black people on my school, and she always says she needs more black friends and I don't care about that. She keeps that white people are boring and that she would never talk to white people if she wasn't on our school and I just feel so horrible when she says that because it makes me feel like I mean nothing to her, and that I am the one who ACTUALLY values her as my best friend. She also said that white people always make excuses to be racist like: I am not racist but...blah blah blah And I told her that, what she said makes me uncomfortable and she makes excuses( like white people in her opinion) like, there is no racism against white people and she only said it because blah blah blah The fact that I am German doesn't help either you wouldn't BELIEVE the amount of time I got called a racist or a Nazi, I didn't do anything. I really love my best friend but she makes me super sad. I am sorry that this is so long . I hope whoever read that has a good day and is loved by all!

@foxslt4533

Жыл бұрын

I would doubt that she is even your friend

@Demonetization_Symbol

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry you go through that. People are responsible for their own actions, not those of their ancestors.

@Absolei

Жыл бұрын

That's so disgusting. I'm so sorry.

This is like if every Muslim in your comic wore a balaclava, had an Ak-47, and has a hard on for knocking down buildings

@MrChoobb

Ай бұрын

Give them a demolitionist job like the Simpsons did

“Racism is racism” AMEN. Off topic but the wonky anatomy is not just annoying but how Wayland held his gun it looks like his wrist is broken

@arthas640

9 ай бұрын

The art is really shitty. Half the time the characters height seems to change, everything looks really awkward, and half the time i cant even tell how they're in various positions and it's hard to tell whats going on. Facial expressions and features also seem to change scene to scene so much in another comic they'd be different characters

@BananaJr0_o

5 ай бұрын

Im an artist and the panels are making me wanted to improve my art

These people need to realize that racism applies to all people. It’s “racist” not “black-ist”

@Ray4938

Жыл бұрын

its like there are only like 4 races. people seem to forget so many other ethnicities

@mimmiebat

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ray4938 how many races are there? I only know White, Black, Asian and Hispanic

@Ray4938

Жыл бұрын

@@mimmiebat is that a serious question or sarcasm..?

@mimmiebat

Жыл бұрын

@@Ray4938 sarcasm/joke

@Hemophobia-

Жыл бұрын

@@Ray4938 most people seem to forget that races is a term that implies that there are many more physical differences between people from diverse ethnicities

the cashier and the cop both have blonde hair and blue eyes. Wayland (a name of germanic origin I'll add) also has blue eyes. It's gone beyond just white skin so that makes me think the author just hates blue eyes.

@mrnubwafle

3 ай бұрын

She just never got the Blue eyes white dragon

Y’know something I hate most is when people (mainly black people) race-swap characters that aren’t just white, but POC as well. Its crazy that they’re alright with making anime characters black but as soon as they get called out because that’s not okay they pull out the, “Blasian people exist” “It’s just for fun” “You’re just being racist” etc,. Like, it’s not fair to take representation from Black people, so why take it from Asian people? Plus, why is it only into Black/Blasian “headcannons/edits” and not Latino or Native edits? Why can’t we make Tiana lighter skinned because its possible for white + black mixed people to exist? The demonizing of white people just brings back segregation just in a different form. Believing that cultures should only be shared within certain ethnic groups is entirely racist and thats how cultures die out into obscurity. Humans are human no matter what race they are, just as dogs are dogs no matter what breed they are. When you get certain POC people victimizing themselves (ex. This comic) it is just so annoying and cringe.

Honestly, I don’t get why these authors use superheroes/supervillains to spread around their message without even developing their stories or the characters themselves properly. They’re just using a well established character, not doing anything worthwhile with them, and are just using them to spread their message about feminism or some shit like that. Yes, you CAN make a superhero book that has a message about feminism and issues. But even then, you HAVE TO MAKE IT WORK. THIS DOES NOT MAKE IT WORK. Not only does some of the plot holes and events NOT make sense, but it doesn’t even really try to develop something about Nubia at all. Maybe try making Nubia actually try to investigate these cases and try NOT being a dumbass when it comes to using her powers. Maybe try making this ACTUALLY APPEAL AS A SUPERHERO COMIC INSTEAD OF A POLITICAL WOKE PIECE. I’m literally who this books target audience is supposed to be for, and yet this isn’t something I would read AT ALL. I want stories about superheroes kicking ass, saving the world, and growing along the way while dealing with issues in a clever way. Not this woke garbage. Why can’t they just make their own story instead of using these characters as political woke pieces? It not only doesn’t do anything good for the character, but nobody is even going to buy it and it doesn’t do anything good for comic sales. Anyways forgive me for this rant piece, I just had to speak my mind about this awful garbage.

@Sobaire_Souls

2 жыл бұрын

The fact that it’s actually labeled to be part of DC comics is just so terrible. Imagine going to some sort of DC convention and while your headin your way to talk to the creators of Batman you see Ms. Kill all Whites chilling and gleefully presenting her “revolutionary” comic.

@domo4938

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sobaire_Souls I know. They literally could’ve just made their own self insert feminist woke piece WITHOUT labeling it as a DC YA comic or even a superhero comic in general. Why leech off another popular company and give it a bad name when you could just make your own book without making these comic book companies look bad. I KNOW DC AND Marvel can make good comics, they’re just hiring BAD WRITERS to do so. People like the author of Nubia Real One or Mariko Tamaki making DC YA graphic novels are the reason why I’m embarrassed to even call myself a DC fan, let alone a comic book fan.

@tacticianAlexandra

2 жыл бұрын

@@domo4938 When it comes to leeching off of popular ips. They seem to want to have all the powers of say spider-man without any of the responsibility or to put it another way, all the fame that comes with the legacy character without having to deal with any responsibility to the fans. Which is why stuff like we are making a new she-ra, that is not for she-ra fans seems to happen. Which makes me wonder if deep down they know their work wouldn't get the time of day, if it wasn't tied to an already existing character. For all they do with these bad stories, is just damage the brand and burn through the good will others build up. Which in some cases like star wars, the brand has been damage so badly by mishandling it, hasbro can't even get 5000 people to back the funding for a lightsaber toy. For many of these hip cool new creators, can't really seem to create with how often their works seem to be same copy and paste of bad writing I seen countless times before them. For at this point I lost count of how many pieces of media, have done the whole over powered hero, while making the villain weak and stupid to such a great degree. The villain is not a threat at all. Why is there a story in the first place, when the main source of all the conflict is so easily stopped? It makes the whole thing just seem pointless and meaningless. With how there being no reason to better themselves or anything to overcome. Which makes me wonder if they truly know what the role of the antagonist is. of course I guess all of that is normal when you don't care about the story, otherwise something as important as the main source of conflict, wouldn't be a total push over. Heck with how many of these characters that fail to have a proper antagonist, tend to be rather low on the overall power scale of fictional characters. Which should make it easy to come up with something to challenge them. Oh hey have super strength? Give their foe super endurance, so they are force to use their powers in creative ways to win the fight ,rather than knocking them out with one punch. Let them fail from time to time, to see how the character deals with failure. Have real back and forth, to keep the reading wondering who will win. Yet sadly, just throw all these golden moments to build up or show another side of the character away , due to not caring about the story.

@domo4938

2 жыл бұрын

@@tacticianAlexandra You actually make some pretty fair points about this. At this rate, if they want to leech off of popular brands to be popular, then no wonder they aren’t making their own stories. Thanks for bringing the points up.

@PepperKatLancer

2 жыл бұрын

well Clown fish tv said why. How much do you think thy pay these new heros? the newer for creators rights get a lot less than the Legacy characters. did you just get it? did it just click? Its always been about money / cheap business practices.Dont want to say how I know but I know! Its true they the same B@sstards the corpos always been.

Another question about that robbery scene: why didn't the clerk at the convenience store call the cops or press the panic alarm WHILE they were being robbed? I don't have the "benefit" of having read this, but unless this clerk was coming back from the toilet or something and wasn't actually near the counter while the guys in masks were threatening customers, it's really baffling why the clerk didn't act before this point.

@skootergirl22

2 жыл бұрын

Because they can get away with it

@nevaehhamilton3493

Жыл бұрын

Because it wasn't about equality, it was about power. People, more than anything in the world, desire power. It's what makes us evil and depraved, and undeserving of God's love.

18:14 This gets me so angry because the only reason she stops the shotter is beacus its some one SHE hates, she isnt a hero shes a superpowerd person who only steps in when she wants to. A hero is supposed to be someone who takes the moral highground but can be brought back down. A hero is supposed to help people. A hero uses their power for good beacuse they have a moral obligation to do so. A hero would step in if it was someone they hate or not. She is not a hero.

I think it bears mentioning that the robbers in the beginning of the comic are wearing fingerless gloves.

you are shockingly underrated, like holy shit, the quality of these videos are something id expect from a channel with over 100k subs

@BlackLightJack.

2 жыл бұрын

we'll get there! just gotta wait for the algorithm gods to bless me!

Am... ...am I the only one concerned that the store clerk didn't call the cops until after the robbers were subdued?

@loganicfilms1388

Жыл бұрын

I’m 90% sure she was in on it.

@dyinginside821

10 ай бұрын

@@loganicfilms1388that would be a pretty compelling plotline

I dunno I think there's some poetic justice in hitting the robber with an atm. he was about to kill someone for money, so take him down WITH money and its hilarious.

Wouldn't an ATM to the chest kill the robber? If so... that's would be a interesting scenerio as the first time (using power experience) could culminate in forever consequences and challenges, essencial to a nice storytelling. I mean: Nubia learning to using her powers; controlling her anger + feeling of guilt for unnecessary first kill; answering the law (investigation and possible prossecution); looking for a mentor; making the second kill out of real necessity. The potencial was there.😢

Oh... kay... while Nubia is technically a character from the before times, I think she's supposed to be closer to Wonder Woman's age... and, if they are related, Wonder Woman is Themysciran/Greek/made from clay, pick your poison. Her friend's name is Quiche-ah? Okay... So, no one's going to point out that she literally just put the rest of her class in harm's way by unblocking the door? The shooter now has free range to just walk into the classroom. Granted, he's not... but she doesn't know that. And, yes, KZread, this totally has no views and no upvotes, despite other comments showing it does...

@NakanoMiku-chan-z2m

2 жыл бұрын

the original nubia was made around the 70's and is meant to be wonder women's twin sister.

@franciscorui

2 жыл бұрын

You know, by Nubia's original backstory, she wouldn't even be African, she's technically a full blooded greek

@blankadams3120

2 жыл бұрын

@@franciscorui Would? Or wouldn't?

@franciscorui

2 жыл бұрын

@@blankadams3120 wouldn't

@lecommentar9851

2 жыл бұрын

*Likes This ain't Reddit

_school shooting going on_ Nubia: Oh man, should I use my powers to save everyone, or should I just back off?? _finds out it's a white kid_ Nubia: Oh hell naw! -oh yeah, totally not r@ci$t-

@dankultimate3929

Жыл бұрын

"Look at this dead mayo ass" - Nubia

I once got called racist for saying I treat everyone equally 🤦‍♂️

As a white person I get easily offended whenever someone do something racist towards my race including white and black wash still offends me-white racism shouldn’t be tolerated and this story seemed upsetting and straight up offensive thanks for making this

If i had to make a life threatening choice of reading Nubia or Sonichu. Yeah, I'd pick sonichu without hesitation.

@mrlaz9011

2 жыл бұрын

At least you can get a kick out of sonichu's hilarious crappines. Nubia is just misery.

@RayManiac90

Жыл бұрын

At least Sonichu is stupid and can be so bad it's good

I always hate when people try to make their group superior by making other inferior

As someone who recently graduated illustration, the artwork makes me want to cry. It makes me wonder, did this person even study any field of art, or are they just some random fanart illustrator that can draw a few cute poses that decided to make a comic? The bad proportions is convincing me so because that is such a common quality in artists who haven't actually went to art school. That one horrendous shot reminds me of the way they filmed Tall Girl. Why did I study so hard to improve, if this shit already gets an official release? Oh right, it's because I'm a white European held to the high standards of Old World art snobs, and they're minorities in the biggest and richest country of the New World that hands out chances to minorities even if they are barely talented.

@panicatthedm873

9 ай бұрын

honestly the artstyle is very much what i'd find on webtoon.

'Racism is racism' Amen, brother

what I think would be more interesting would be if a black character had the gun and went to the school trying to get rid of Wayland for daring to touch Quisha (it would work best if said black character had a personal connection to Quisha) and Nubia would (as the hero) step in to save Wayland's life. Even if she doesn't like Wayland, she would save him because that's what it means to be a hero and to lead by example, even though she would agree that Wayland needs to be punished she knows that Murder isn't the answer. Now personally getting rid of the school shooting scene entirely would be better but I think it could still be a salvageable scene... well not really but it could have been handled better.

@JustinB6699

2 жыл бұрын

It would be neat if it was that femboy friend that was crushing over Quisha throughout the book that had the gun. He already punched Wayland and with Wayland sparking a riot in the protest after that along with the many different things they say about him, the femboy friend has had enough and wanted to end Wayland before he could potentially do anything worse, especially to Quisha.

@dryfox11

Жыл бұрын

As “S Wxlx”etc… said, it could never happen! Because that’s an actually enticing opening formed by someone not trying to shove political viewpoints, but rather moral lessons into the faces of the reader. And suddenly the story is 20x better lmao

Nubia isn't racewashed. She's always been black. Nubia was an awkward attempt at inclusivity from back in the Silver Age, where the explanation for how she's Diana's sister despite being black was due to the clay she was made with being darker. She's been around since the 70s.

I worked 6 years as an art teacher in a low income area as one of the few, if not only, white teachers on campus. It was a big wake up call being hated for how I looked (which was maybe 1 or 2 students a year, most students were okay). When I'd get called a bi***, more often than not, they would put white in front of it. I feel a lot of negative emotions about race had to deal with lack of exposure to different cultures. I had some students from Burma who other students continued to call Korean, despite them being corrected over and over. More than once, I'd hear "I hate white people" in my class. I'd promptly point out that I was white, some students thought I was Hispanic for some reason. I'd get a response along the lines of of "not you miss", like I was the exception. I'd try to make it a teaching moment about generalizing people, but I don't think it ever sank in.

This is the second video I'm seeing from you, talk about trial by fire! 🤣 But no I love your work man. You're truly a breath of fresh air for the art community. Subscribed. Many bless. ✨✨✨

That store clerk should've been yelling "murderer" because that robber is fucking dead.

@Jjonahlamison

Жыл бұрын

Some atms are around 900 pounds! That man is a red splatter across the wall!

i'll give the comic one thing, the weird art made me laugh a few times 3:57 mouths 6:05 the word "click" looks like "cuck" 10:18 that's just Lars from Steven Universe 11:20 this would be actually a neat looking page if the moon wasn't scribbled on by a toddler 11:45 are they doing the superbowl shuffle? 13:37 legs 18:13 eyes 18:37 an oddly casual pose for a school shooting, also nice loafers

Support social justice, not social revenge

You know, the Waylon story could’ve been really good if it had turned out that Waylon had been falsely accused and he was actually a really great guy and the plot line was Nubia and her friend learning not to blindly believe rumors and sort out their own racial prejudice.

@Alias_Anybody

Жыл бұрын

"Static Shock" (also part of DC!) actually did a (suspiciously?) similar storyline: Black teen superhero, white school shooter. HOWEVER, at no point was there ever the implication that the guy snapped because he was white or privileged (?) but he was massively bullied and in a terrible mental state. The only (accidental) victim was also white.

@420mralucard

Жыл бұрын

@@Alias_Anybody Static Shock is so good it’s a shame it’s been forgotten as of late. It gave me one of my favorite characters in Permafrost, and one of my favorite villains in Ebon.

@Matthias129

6 ай бұрын

A year late, but; because if a PoC/woman isn't completely infallible, and every white man is not utterly incompetent and evil it's every-ist/-phobic

Why, and i mean, why the hell can't we have stories that don't reflect reality!!! Stories are supposed to be an escape!!!! i'm, a black person who going through black problems, i don't want to read a comic that's basically telling me my life story.

@maidenofiron

2 жыл бұрын

Same, tbh

@dragonborn3198

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed these people have forgotten why fiction exists.

@standefeman5353

2 жыл бұрын

Finally someone says it!!

@skootergirl22

2 жыл бұрын

There's no comics about disability but only ones show the stereotyped wheelchair or stick

@GMan-bn3tb

2 жыл бұрын

@@skootergirl22 uh....well writing a character with a disability is hard to do, since you'd have to study what the disability is and not make a bad representation of how people with a disability behave, like how they make Autistic children understand alien languages, that makes no sense, and is kinda offensive towards them. That and disability is probably not a thing people want to read about when they want to have fun... reading. Unless you like sobby shit 🤷

It makes me feel so validated seeing people with double racial standards getting called out Thank you for this video✨

The Zootopia abortion comic, A classic