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[–] maodun@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 1 week ago (1 children)

fuller ~~nuance (love to see libs beat the shit out of that word)~~ perspective from someone who is black and of black culture who i think has better angles on all points than I could - tumblr post. excerpts:

The Super Bowl will always be a bread and circus event that lines the pockets of white shareholders. The fact that they allowed Black people to perform is simply to give the appearance of empowerment and progress, thus assuaging our appetite for real revolution by letting spectators woop and cheer and have the feeling that something happened.

context: US flag and americana imagery:

At the end of the above, all African Americans should be wary of narratives that corral them securely within the frame of the United States. This is an intentional set of blinders that keeps you seeing yourself as belonging to this outsized plantation. We made connection to this land, but we were brought here in chains.

[–] amemorablename@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 1 week ago

Thanks for sharing this and your analysis on it in such depth. It is interesting and insightful.