person of colour actually refers to anyone who's not 'white'. leaves lots of possibilities.
i find it interesting (in a negative way) that people still say things like jewish people (alive today) killed jesus (thousands of years ago), yet people think jewish people (alive today) go on too much about the holocaust, or that people of african descent (alive today) go on too much about the slave trade diaspora and subsequent centuries of racism, etc - about events much more recent.
not that i know if you, personally, share ALL of those viewpoints, of course. just musing from a 'people say' perspective....
but yes, going on and on in great irritation about these details of a movie you (presumably) simply won't go see because it offends you on theological grounds, does give you that -ist appearance. perhaps it is a presentation issue, if you truly are not. (i.e., a why bring it up/let it get to you then? issue.)
forgot to mention: your point about non-believers making the films is fair enough. but it's a bit like richie was saying about those kids photoshopping the movie posters: you'll have to get cracking on your own screenplays. hollywood is all but a lost cause.
i couldn't believe anyone (in the public) had any interest in the oscars after the barrage of news stories we've been subjected to since october.
i find it interesting (in a negative way) that people still say things like jewish people (alive today) killed jesus (thousands of years ago), yet people think jewish people (alive today) go on too much about the holocaust, or that people of african descent (alive today) go on too much about the slave trade diaspora and subsequent centuries of racism, etc - about events much more recent.
not that i know if you, personally, share ALL of those viewpoints, of course. just musing from a 'people say' perspective....
but yes, going on and on in great irritation about these details of a movie you (presumably) simply won't go see because it offends you on theological grounds, does give you that -ist appearance. perhaps it is a presentation issue, if you truly are not. (i.e., a why bring it up/let it get to you then? issue.)
forgot to mention: your point about non-believers making the films is fair enough. but it's a bit like richie was saying about those kids photoshopping the movie posters: you'll have to get cracking on your own screenplays. hollywood is all but a lost cause.
i couldn't believe anyone (in the public) had any interest in the oscars after the barrage of news stories we've been subjected to since october.