There is no organic demand among the public for a mediocre looking Black woman in a Bond movie. Halle Berry was mixed race and at least she looked good. They put Natasha Lynch there just to appear "progressive" and satisfy diversity quotas. Another example of Black privilege.
shareGrace Jones. A View To A Kill. 1985.
Trina Parks. Diamonds Are Forever. 1971.
He's a young boy jumping on the anti-diversity bandwagon. See now how OP deflects to physical attraction
shareThere's a difference. Those Black women in previous Bonds were there DESPITE being Black. Lashana Lynch is there BECAUSE she is Black. And not because the story or script requires a Black woman. It doesn't. She's there because they want to check the diversity boxes otherwise Blacks will start whining again about Hollywood being so White.
sharedey took ouur jeerrrrrbs!
damn diversity quotes , if it wasnt for that you'd have nailed that role right?
Black women are nothing new to Bond. While there are some legitimate concerns with the childish way diversity/representation are handled these days in entertainment, Lashana Lynch just being in the film isn't one of them. There is nothing wrong with her physical appearance, but if it bothers that much, Ana de Armas, is in the film as well.
shareThere's a difference. Those Black women in previous Bonds were there DESPITE being Black. Lashana Lynch is there BECAUSE she is Black.
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