saywhatchawant

I loved this scene so much. T'challa is about to tell a black kid from Oakland who he is. Like..that means a lot. And t'challa knows that. he knows that what he’s about to tell this kid is about to rock his world. It’s basically representation matters summed up. I think it’s really important to take this scene for what it is. Black youth don’t get this kind of representation, they don’t always get these kind of role models, leasts of all not a king of the most technological advanced, richest nation in the world. Movie wise, hes telling a kid who’s most likely had oppurtunites denied to him that he can be anything, that black people can be anything. rl wise, i feel like this part is reaching out to the audience, black youth specifically. If t'challa can do it, then so can they. ANd t'challa knows this, he knows that he’s about to inspire this kid to do great things, and sorry if i rambled but i just LOVED THIS PART. No other marvel movie has had this much, real life, relevant social commentary in relation to this day and age.

“AHkhwoo”

WHAT

Leave him alone he is perfect!

“AKUUU”

Im literally crying

This is sad af.

I’m disgusted

I didn’t realize I wasn’t re blogging this every time I saw it, but I see it frequently and think about it often. Just yesterday I quoted it. I hope you all reblog this for others to see.

colorism in the black community is too real and it needs to end in order to unify us as a collective soul #whatibelieve

Beyond slept on