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As a radical (either left or right wing) conspiracy theorist and amateur military historian, by age 30, you should have
A) an arbitrary Balkan ethnicity that you root for in the bi-decimal strife.
B) a favorite pseudo autonomous nation that will never exist.
C) a favorite nation that no longer exists.
D) a complicated relationship with a vanguard authoritarian that seems like he was genuinely trying his best to produce better outcomes.
Hollywood does not hesitate to totally fictionalize, diminish and malign a Black historical figure, Dr Don Shirley, for its own white suprem
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Right I almost forgot
Happy pride to my dear gay man Don Shirley and his supportive accidental bonding best friend driver and bodyguard Tony
Just watched Green Book cause of all the YouTube shorts I've seen of the movie and—I LOVE IT!!!!!!
Gif of Tony Lip walking away and Dr. Shirley pointing at him saying "I knew you had a gun."
Tony is my favorite character with his relationship with his wife, repeatedly telling his wife to "kiss the kids for me", and his issues with writing letters, but Dr. Shirley is such a fascinating character and I wish we got to see more of his story!!
The glimpse we saw of his queerness, the reference of it in a scene where he and Tony are arguing over who's blacker (a conversation in which is interesting in and of itself considering Dr. Shirley is a Black dark skinned man but Tony is more familiar with Black culture than him leading to their argument), and all the scenes where Dr. Shirley has a moment of comparison with other Black folks—it's an awesome movie!!!!!!!
I adore Dr. Shirley's and Tony's blossoming friendship and how it changes both of them as individuals with how they view the world and how they view themselves.
It's set in an older time period so there are elements of racism involved including the use of slurs and unjust anti Black treatment towards Dr. Shirley
There's a scene with Dr. Shirley where he's looking at Black field workers and it almost made me cry.
Man. . . I fucking love this movie
I love Dr. Shirley's smile. I'm gonna have to make gifs of it and of the hugs he gets <3
- Green Book
