*Attorney Antonio Moore & Political Commentator Yvette Carnell give final thoughts on the movie “Black Panther‘s” impact on Black America.
The two pay particular attention to the recent statements by star Chadwick Boseman who played Black Panther stating that T’Challa was the enemy in the film. Their discussion takes you through a critical analysis of race, ethnicity, and the potential pitfalls if the unique differences between the two are ignored.
Antonio Moore can be followed at Tonetalks on Youtube, and Yvette Carnell can be followed at Breaking Brown on Youtube.
“I actually am the enemy,” he says during a discussion with castmate Lupita Nyong’o and Marvel comics writer and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates at Harlem’s Apollo Theater on Tuesday. (The comments were transcribed and reported by The Atlantic and Rolling Stone.) “It’s the enemy I’ve always known. It’s power. It’s having privilege.” He characterizes T’Challa as “born with a vibranium spoon in my mouth.” Verge.com
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