#stereo-types

[viperiumprime]

Nell and the Stereo-Types snapping pics on a red carpet!

Haven’t drawn the full band in awhile 🤣

The guy on the left is Kenny, a fairy type pokemon trainer. Big and menacing but a sweetheart.

Nell in the middle is a fiesty bug trainer, hoping to squash the perception of weak bugs

The woman on the right is The Captain, a tough bird trainer with a fear of heights

Also bonus designs I made for fun last week! The Stereo-Types are on tour babeyyy

[livefromrebelbase]

Raw shit coming straight out of Whittier Ca Produced by Ben Thug

[julianayrs-blog]

Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival..."A Leading Man" focuses on stereo-types in industry!

  In recent years, the Asian film community has seen a surge in leading roles for actors who may have normally been passed over for their Caucasian or Afro-American counterparts.

For good reason!

For years, producers in Hollywood have tended to cast Asian performers in stereo-typical roles (cab driver, owner of a dry cleaner, and-so-forth and-so-on).

In "A Leading Man" writer-director Steven J. King takes a satiric look at the film industry based on his own experiences while in hot pursuit of an acting career just beyond his reach.

In a Nutshell? Fed up with Hollywood's portrayal of Asian Men, Chinese-American actor G.Q. (Jack Yang) takes matters into his own hands to secure his future in Tinseltown. As pressures from work, love and family come to a head, G.Q, must confront a hard question: how much of himself will he compromise to achieve his goal?

A LEADING MAN premieres at the LA Asian Pacific Film Fest on Friday, May 2, 8pm at the Directors Guild of America.

Trailer

http://vimeo.com/58277172

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[livefromrebelbase]

Stereo-Types "Living Dead" Never Seen Always Heard Beat/Music by Ben Beats Produced, Mixed, and Mastered Chris Magallon in East Los Angeles, California between the Fall 2013 and Winter 2014. c Stereo-Types Music Group/Ben Beats/Chris Magallon FIRST RELEASED SONG BY US (STERE0-TYPES) SUPPORT THE UNDERGROUND REBLOG FOR THE LOVE THANK YOU

[preciousjunk]

Stereo-types fall short...

I find the stereo-types and misconceptions that people carry around with them about other cultures and religions absolutely hilarious. I don't blame people for having them, because they do exist, but I do blame them for their own ignorance. It really doesn't upset me, so much as it does frustrate me. I don't assume that every Christian spends there Sunday's in church, or that anyone that smokes from a young age has bad parents. 

I'm a black afro-arab muslim. So the strereo-types that are placed on me are endless. Every-day I face one. "So do you have to wear a head-scarf when you go out with your parents?" , "You're black so why don't you like chicken?" (not a joke- really I get that). "I don't understand why you're black and speak arabic, I thought arabs were white?". Believe me people, these are not exajarations, but the true extent of ignorance in the world. 

So I'll answer some of those questions now:

Not all muslim parents force there daughters to wear a head-scarf. 

I don't like chicken because I think its to bland beyond the skin.

I'm black and speak Arabic because I am an Afro-Arab. In other words, my ancestors are a mix of black Africans and Arabs that migrated to Africa, that have created my people. I am Sudanese, and Arabic is the predominant language in my country. 

I'm happy to answer genuine questions, because we're not born knowing everything, but I just wish people would take more time to learn about other cultures and religions, and just learn to keep an open mind, rather than be ignorant and stereo-type people. 

[whovian-ally]

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