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YOUR FAVE IS ANTI-NATIVE: ADDAMS FAMILY VALUES
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So Iāve been hesitant to say this, because I didnāt want to distract from the more overwhelming anti-Roma racism present with the MCUās Wanda and currently, WandaVision. But Iāve reached my limit of seeing screencaps of Paul Bettany's face painted red.
Now, Iām sure at least half the people looking at this post are already starting to type out replies that it doesnāt count as redface because itās fantasy / Iām overreacting / Iām too sensitive / ācancel cultureā is bringing on the death of society, etc. Take a goddamn breath and for once in your fucking life, try listening to and taking seriously what a Native person says about anti-Native racism in media.
Marvel has a long history of using Vision as a stand-in for POC, specifically comparing racism to him beingĀ āoppressedā for being an android. Here is an example from Avengers #114 (1973), where Wanda reflects on how she defensively tries to blend in with humans, and subsequently forgot about societyās hate and fear of mutants,Ā and, she adds, androids:
This is a point-blank metaphor about racism and whitepassing privilege. (Itās also directly related to Wanda doing the same thing in separating herself from her Roma roots she grew up with, once joining the Avengers in America - something she much later in comics reconnects with.)Ā
More modernly, Marvel creators have specifically co-opted racism against Indigenous peoples and applied it to Vision. And when I say co-opted, I mean literally, not even metaphorically.Ā In Vision #4 (2016), the issue is centred around using anti-Native racism as a literary device to show that Visionās family is unwanted in the community they move into:
Haha, get it?Ā āFighting R*dskinsā? Get it? Itās a super funny joke about a racial slur and caricature applied to an android! //Sarcasm
But even without this history with the character, I would still have a hard time letting this slide past labelling it as redface. The same way if a white woman was hired to play Starfire and they painted her skin bronze, I would have a hard time not labelling it as brownface. Vision is an android and Starfire is an alien, but the historical and ongoing use of makeup to mask people as a different race, both as a caricature and as a āperformanceā, contextualizes this.
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