Movies like that should open up the audience mind about lesser known historical events.
The keyword that you used was "mythologies". We are talking about a real historical event/ time frame that took place here. Not some made up story about Zeus and the Titans. Hell, other historically inaccurate films get crazy criticism. Look at most films involving Robert the Bruce. At least Braveheart showed the treachery within the Scottish ranks and how some of the nobles sold out their own people. We don't need to further disorientate and confuse our own people. If that's the case, we doing their work for them.
https://www.etonline.com/viola-davi...s-women-at-the-forefront-exclusive-190404?amp
I said mythologies AND histories.
We gotta always remember there have been some white people that gave their lives for our causesBRUH!
This is who black folks learning their "Real World African history" from?
Whole time our actual history in our own country being stripped from academia because the truth = a "theory"?
Veteran executive and Academy Award® winning producer Cathy Schulman began her career in film in 1987 and is currently the President and CEO of Welle Entertainment, a film and television production company committed to producing content that appeals to diverse audiences, with an emphasis on women and girls. Welle is a leading content supplier and producer for major motion picture studios, networks, and streamers.
Schulman was the President of Women in Film from 2007-2018. She is the cofounder of Reframe, the industry's leading systemic change project, where she established the ReFrame stamp, which recognizes productions that are making strides towards female-driven content, gender equality, and representation of women in key production roles. And as a top spokesperson for gender parity issues in media, Schulman designed the multi-year Annenberg School gender data project, introduced Unconscious Bias Training to Hollywood and established the WIF sexual harassment hotline.
Schulman is a decade-long Board Member of Film Independent and has served as a Council Member of the Producers Guild of America. She is a member of the AMPAS and has taught graduate level film producing at UCLA and Chapman, where she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate. Schulman gave the 2016 media address for International Woman's Day at the United Nations. She is a graduate of Yale University, with a double major in Theater Studies and History of Art.
"ReFrame" indeed.
IMHO - Our ancestors / African history and culture has no business becoming ammo for a white woman's " female-driven content, gender equality, and representation of women".
But for those that want to enjoy themselves at the movies / support the project I aint mad.
Just keep in mind "For entertainment purposes only" vs falling victim to agendas and propaganda.
Every now and then people within that race can be very honorable and have a true respect for who we are as a people
BRUH!
This is who black folks learning their "Real World African history" from?
Whole time our actual history in our own country being stripped from academia because the truth = a "theory"?
Veteran executive and Academy Award® winning producer Cathy Schulman began her career in film in 1987 and is currently the President and CEO of Welle Entertainment, a film and television production company committed to producing content that appeals to diverse audiences, with an emphasis on women and girls. Welle is a leading content supplier and producer for major motion picture studios, networks, and streamers.
Schulman was the President of Women in Film from 2007-2018. She is the cofounder of Reframe, the industry's leading systemic change project, where she established the ReFrame stamp, which recognizes productions that are making strides towards female-driven content, gender equality, and representation of women in key production roles. And as a top spokesperson for gender parity issues in media, Schulman designed the multi-year Annenberg School gender data project, introduced Unconscious Bias Training to Hollywood and established the WIF sexual harassment hotline.
Schulman is a decade-long Board Member of Film Independent and has served as a Council Member of the Producers Guild of America. She is a member of the AMPAS and has taught graduate level film producing at UCLA and Chapman, where she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate. Schulman gave the 2016 media address for International Woman's Day at the United Nations. She is a graduate of Yale University, with a double major in Theater Studies and History of Art.
"ReFrame" indeed.
IMHO - Our ancestors / African history and culture has no business becoming ammo for a white woman's " female-driven content, gender equality, and representation of women".
But for those that want to enjoy themselves at the movies / support the project I aint mad.
Just keep in mind "For entertainment purposes only" vs falling victim to agendas and propaganda.
no, I don't consider myself one, but I do recognize that patriarchy and misogyny is a real issue women have to face (particularly BLACK women), I'm not waking up everyday fighting women. I dont think you're as bad as some other dudes though.
Not that its any of my business layziegunts but are you a feminist?
Too late homie
