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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Right. The casting of white people in virtually every role is not evidence of a quota in favor of white people, right? That’s just “normal,” amirite? It is the few movies in which people of color are allowed to expand their representation that are suggestive of a quota. Thanks for your “analysis.” You’re not a mean spirited, knuckle dragging, racist numbskull at all.[/quote] We're talking about a movie set in 1930/1940s London, not in contemporary times. Black people would not have been in those jobs in that era because of the racism and discrimination of the time. If one of the Banks children had been cast by a Japanese actor, do you think it's racist to find that distracting?[/quote] So, basically black people and other minorities should forever be shut out of any movie unless it's a civil rights movie? [/quote]
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