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Hey. I wondered how you felt about how intersectional feminists have critiqued the film. An hour into the film I think you see three non-white character, one with no lines on a stretcher. The other the delivery guy. One a central character but a stereotype.
ReplyDeleteI agree the film is important and I don't give a shit about reboot complaints or meninists thinking this film ruins their childhood, but as a woman of colour whose childhood playtime stories were restricted to only black characters who were either minor or stereotypes... it doesn't do much for me or girls that are younger and look like me.