Audiences targeted/constructed in Black Panther: African Americans
- Created by: amydelicata
- Created on: 07-12-22 10:54
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- African Americans
- Date of release was in February which is Black History Month in the US.
- Diversity and fighting racism
- In 2016, a hashtag was popularised oscars so white
- Majority of the cast are black and from different countries in Africa.
- The movie was named black Panther's after the group of people who followed Malcom X
- As well as African Americans, people interested in history may recognises this intertextual reference
- As well as this, in the trailer there are references to the poet Gil-Scot Heron with lyrics from a famous piece called the revolution will not be televised
- As well as African Americans, people interested in history may recognises this intertextual reference
- Afrofuturistic movie
- the artform or practise that allows black people to see themselves in the future despite a distressing past and present
- Often black people are shown in a stereotypical way in movies, whether they are shown as a 'thug' or a loud best friend.
- In the fantasy, hero etc genre, there is a lack of black people shown so afrofuturism is showing black people in these fun, creative ways
- the artform or practise that allows black people to see themselves in the future despite a distressing past and present
- An intercultural product
- There are multiple cultures referenced in Black Panther such as African (Indigenous) cultures, Inner city America , hip hop culture, marvel culture etc.
- Lots of people can relate to representations in the movie
- There are multiple cultures referenced in Black Panther such as African (Indigenous) cultures, Inner city America , hip hop culture, marvel culture etc.
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