Thought you guys would appreciate this, it's a long but interesting read. The author's goal is to explain why Anime has a disproportionate foothold in the radical right, but in doing so he gives some very relevant insights into the state of modern American society. - Kotaku In Action 2

Thought you guys would appreciate this, it's a long but interesting read. The author's goal is to explain why Anime has a disproportionate foothold in the radical right, but in doing so he gives some very relevant insights into the state of modern American society. (media.kotakuinaction2.win)

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– GoofTroop186 7 points 3 years ago +9 / -2

mean, come on, are they being told to be better people in their entertainment

It always gets hate here but Black Panther was a good example of this

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– BewareTheSuperman 12 points 3 years ago +12 / -0

Black Panther was also unintentional propaganda on the tenets of ethno-nationalism and strong borders and how those form the backbone of a peaceful and prosperous nation.

Up until the superhero hijinks kicked in, anyway.

Of course, the irony of the situation was completely lost by the "We Wuz Kangs" and "Diversity means no whites!" crowds.