Can’t stop thinking about the significance of the main vampire being Irish in SINNERS. He empathizes with the oppression of black Americans, but ultimately weaponizes his whiteness to become the thing he hated most by forcing his way of life onto them.
I find it interesting (not really) that the men in the comments don’t seem interested in proposing male-led community efforts to encourage boys to perform in schools. Are you guys proposing mentorship and tutoring programs for boys? Doing book drives?
People like treating mens “problems” like complex cyphers that need all this brain power to be decoded. We all know why boys are falling apart, why they’ve been falling apart. Everyone knows the answer. People just don’t like it.
#Sinners was the first movie I’ve seen that included black ppl’s deep connection to music, Louisiana bayou superstition, struggles of white passing, discussions of Irish colonization, and showing the deep ties of delta East Asians and African Americans flawlessly all in one
@Nnwwzz124 I don't agree. Parents are out of their depth sometimes. Another thing is little boys tend to be way more sensitive and tearful than girls so parents try to appease them and let them off easy for bad behaviour. Unfortunately, it doesn't build a lot of resilience or responsibility
@_benjvmins_ Girl don’t even sweat cause Madonna was not a big deal in my house. Whitney was! I didn’t hear about Madonna till she was mentioned in a Glee episode
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the SAVE Act, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
Voting rights groups warn it could disproportionately impact marginalized communities who may lack access to required documents.