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One thing I’ve started realizing as a Black creator…There's a specific group that doesn’t actually want Black creators to be creative. They want Black creators to create the version of Blackness THEY personally approve of. The moment your art style, characters, inspirations, or storytelling steps outside that box… suddenly... show more

MugenLord

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Exactly! When I sent out a casting call for my first comic series, "Verion Keller's Vampire Killers". I sent out the list and images of all the female characters the VA's could audition for, and all of them avoided Yolanda Briggs. We have gotten so unhinged that people are afraid to voice characters if they aren't the correct color for them. This delayed the promotional project because I had to spend days hoping someone could voice her, and at the last moment, a Sista came in to the rescue. I don't care what color you are, I have casted Black VA's to voice White characters and even the opposite. This character gave me so much backlash from that pocket community who demands you represent blackness according to their idea of what Blackness means. Apparently Piccolo can be called Black. - Knuckles can be called Black. - Yoruichi gets called Black. - Piccolo is recognized as black. But when I, an actual Black creator, tell people that Dr. Yolanda Briggs is a Black woman in MY comic universe… suddenly I’m wrong. That’s when I realized this conversation was never actually about “representation.” Website:

Exactly! When I sent out a casting call for my first comic series, "Verion Keller's Vampire Killers". I sent out the list and images of all the female characters the VA's could audition for, and all of them avoided Yolanda Briggs. We have gotten so unhinged that people are afraid to voice characters if they aren't the correct color for them. This delayed the promotional project because I had to spend days hoping someone could voice her, and at the last moment, a Sista came in to the rescue. I don't care what color you are, I have casted Black VA's to voice White characters and even the opposite. This character gave me so much backlash from that pocket community who demands you represent blackness according to their idea of what Blackness means. Apparently Piccolo can be called Black. - Knuckles can be called Black. - Yoruichi gets called Black. - Piccolo is recognized as black. But when I, an actual Black creator, tell people that Dr. Yolanda Briggs is a Black woman in MY comic universe… suddenly I’m wrong. That’s when I realized this conversation was never actually about “representation.” Website:

MugenLord

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Exactly, and I am called the sellout for creating my own comics that don't fit their preferred aesthetic of what they believe blackness should be. These are the same group of people who demand that other cultures validate their existence. But somehow I am the self-hater. There are plenty of Black Creators out there, but since it's not mainstream, none of it counts. Full Video:

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Exactly, and I am called the sellout for creating my own comics that don't fit their preferred aesthetic of what they believe blackness should be. These are the same group of people who demand that other cultures validate their existence. But somehow I am the self-hater. There are plenty of Black Creators out there, but since it's not mainstream, none of it counts. Full Video:

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