DARK SKIN is a costume now? What the ????

In this case, it is true. You guys like to hide your racism after saying racist things the playing victim.

This was a racist post and no one can dispute it.

You are being disingenuous and you know it, troll.

And you missed my point. Why does she need to be in make up? You seem to imply that every dark- or light-skinned character (whether human or not) is making some sort of political statement. I was arguing ad absurdum about "white-washing". Someone whining about "white washing" of the Asian actor (if someone were to take this stupid claim up) is just as dumb as harping on the skin-color of Reva's character. Is your issue that she is the only human Inquisitor, or the fact she is a dark-skinned Inquisitor? And why would you assume the whiteness of the skin of the other alien Inquisitors was some sort of "message"? Besides, the one female Inquisitor was actually green and she was acting angry as well. Maybe Inquisitors are just various flavors of angry? I personally don't think she is playing "black", and her angry persona might be a function of her character

I'm a little annoyed the story-tellers are being so coy and stringing us along, but that's the downside serialized franchise story-telling for you. They're making it more complicated than it needs to be. I don't find her or the other Inquisitors all that interesting considering we've got Leia, Luka and Kenobi to worry about. Since they've clearly opted to say "screw canon" and have Darth as the main villain anyway, I don't see why the Inquisitors are really all that important. Legitimate arguments could be made about the place of Inquisitors in the story and how this might foul up canon and so forth.