A well-known woke TikTok user has made a very good point in regards to buying your ticket, with your hard-earned money, for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”
To all Caucasian people, don’t you DARE go watch the movie on opening weekend. Seats should be saved/reserved only for people of color, more specifically black people, and if you don’t abide by those rules then you are “anti-black.”
“This message is for all our would be accomplices and ‘white allies. This message is to all the white people who have BLM in their bio. If you really wanna prove to black people that you love us, and that you care about us, and that you’re down for the cause, do not go see [Black Panther: Wakanda Forever] opening weekend.”
“You buy your ticket, you give it to a black person or a black family who cannot afford to go and then you go and sit at that theater in front of the doors. You make sure that every black person in that theater can enjoy that movie in peace. You make sure you use your body to block us from anybody who would be coming into that theater to do us harm. “That is your job,” Lee ordered. “You can go see it on another weekend. Go see it on the second or third weekend .. That first weekend is for us. To do anything other than this is anti-black.”
The film is just too important for the black community that white audiences must absolutely refrain from attending opening weekend screenings of ‘Wakanda Forever.’ They must prove that they are “down for the cause”. Otherwise … RACIST!
The woke diatribe was posted October 24th in a TikTok video via self-described “social reform activist” Lavynder Lee.
All white individuals, you have a righteous duty of letting black people buy their ticket in peace to the latest Marvel CGI-smash-fest, you must act as saviors. It is your job, no, it is your DUTY, to see it on any other weekend. Go see it on the second or third week of release, but just not opening weekend.
I already bought 10 tickets for the Saturday night showing and will be distributing them to any black person I see at the front door.
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