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PapaChamp 👑💛🖤SilverFoxx 🐺2 years ago

I was thinking about those Batman movies, and I was wondering did any black people even stay in Gotham 🤷🏾

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AshCaine2 years ago

IKTR! Still remember "Coming To America" was the first time many of us saw Africa, not depicted as impoverished.

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CreativeOne📝📖🕯️🐦‍⬛2 years ago

@HannahDrake628 Eddie told no lies.

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justasistertryingtotweet2 years ago

@daphparker7 @HannahDrake628 Not one

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IWACW2 years ago

Can't have anything around them, even to this day. They start tweaking as soon as we do.

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Soopervillain 🇺🇸2 years ago

That’s one of my favorite movies! Are Black people not supposed to exist?

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Julius the great2 years ago

People don’t realize how huge Eddie was at his peak. Really underrated actor/comedian.

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Jennifer2 years ago

What's interesting, I remember when I first saw Boomerang, thinking that was the first time I'd seen a movie with all beautiful, rich, successful Black people, just living life. That was a part of why I loved it so much, in addition to it being hilarious. But for LA Times dude...

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Verses2 years ago

Clearly his Boomerang depicted the Black People just do jobs and not “Black Jobs”. The fact that back then and even today some consider black people living professionally is an alternate America.