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Even though I'm white, I can still fully appreciate how awesome she is and what she represents. Even i would love to see more characters like her. You don't have to relate to a character to get why they're important or cool or anything, and I think Storm is both exactly what you're saying and even more.
A lot of X-Men is definitely meant to be race allegories and oppression, but as a queer person I also see some examples that work for that community too. Additionally, as a woman, I admire Storm in those ways too, more than even other female characters in the franchise.
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She commands us to never dim our lights. Never make yourself small to fit in, to go unnoticed. Be yourself. It is that serious!!
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Your interpretation is awesome! This really touched and inspired me. Thank you!
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...i loved when she did the "right foot one time" mid-flight..!
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I love that you live her the way I do
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This was really good. Keep it up!!!!
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I didn’t wanna say it, although I did🤪, because they swear many of us be pushing a narrative when the truth is obvious. Storm is this character and her character is us no other Mutant and their situation really matters to many of us because non can really relate. Any one can be discriminated against for any reason but can’t just anyone fall victim to racism. Even in the comics Storm has been discriminated against by humans for being a mutant and a target of racism by her fellow mutants for being Black. By the Phoenix, the Thais Twins and Sinister and a few other slick comments from and jokes from characters, writers and readers. I say strictly Black ppl because those other races never had to fight oppression, fight for rights and equality nor freedom…they only had to sit back and receive the greater opportunities and benefits off the tears, sweat, wounds, blood and death of Blacks. No other mutant had to lose as shamefully as Storm has, had to crawl for as long as Storm has nor had to fight as hard as Storm has and still be as humble and compassionate towards those who hate her as Storm has. Having to break down “LifeDeath" pt2 and it meaning and message to my white friends was unbelievable but like one of em said "they never had to experience it so they missed it completely. Now they have a better understanding and this short helps because they honestly think I be manipulating their perception and perspective all the time…and I do..sometimes 😂
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LMAO, smdh dude ur on point and the commenters thinking its not that serious or associated with those points must have not watched the original series. The episode writers in the 90s literally said they took inspiration from the Civil Rights movement and how Magneto and Professor X are allegories for Malcom X and MLK Jr. and the treatment of mutants reflected how Gay people were being treated in society. So, Beau Demayo a gay black man who grew up on the show imbues those sentiments into the show and you want to be blind to it, lol yall would be FoH haha
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YES!!! I absolutely AGREE. I love this excellent reading and analysis of the meaning of her ascent from pain and fear to power and exaltation as a powerful symbol of both resistance and the strength and will towards fuller self actualization for all oppressed peoples!
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👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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The purpose of art is interpretation and self reflection. If you can only interpret what's on the surface, that's okay-- you're just not that deep. Art in any form is for interpretation.
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As a gay person, I felt so proud when she ascended, since childhood I loved her, in every universe, and this show gave me more reasons to adore Storm
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StormKoriHQ is ON POINT! 🎯 💯
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In a superficial way, yes.
You're just reading too much into it and definitely projecting your own beliefs into it.
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Well said!👍🏽👏🏽✊🏽
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Are you kidding me? This was all about her believing in herself. This has nothing to do with race or anti gay. She was fighting against a BIRD DEMON who doubted her and wanted to keep her weak! Horrible take.
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What is the Tik Tok account for this?!?!?!?! 😍
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Yeah and i'am Goku
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The is we have all been lied too and oppressed. Sure there are different degrees of suffering but I think that is the reason why Storm the rest of the X-Men have appealed and inspired so many.
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@StormKoriHQ
1 month ago
TW: Anti Black & anti-gay violence references Also the full video linked has more context if you disagree with my observations.
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