'New research suggests white audiences tend to stay away from movies featuring minorities due to the assumption that the film “wasn’t made for me.”'

shocking. new research confirms what people have been saying amongst their own for years.

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  7. hexistential reblogged this from urbanafrofuturism and added:
    person who’s association with...movie would prevent me from seeing it.
  8. furbiesforfreedom reblogged this from gloria-swanson and added:
    See: Death at Funeral 2007: White people. Death at a Funeral 2010: Black people SAME EXACT MOVIES, DIFFERENT CAST.
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    Yeah, what J. said.
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    I wonder, though, as far as consumption goes, how do we then balance out the fact that the large percentage of films...
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    Okay, so, if films with female leads are only for women to see and minorities in the plot of a movie are just for...
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    Yeah, I’ve noticed that attitude as well…some of my male friends will sometimes look at a movie skeptically—“there are...