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Someone needs to explain to me why every filmmaker is so arrogant that when they get handed the most successful stories in human history, they think "Well, i can do this better" and why does that answer always seem to be the laziest possible "race/gender swap"

Someone needs to explain to me why every filmmaker is so arrogant that when they get handed the most successful stories in human history, they think "Well, i can do this better" and why does that answer always seem to be the laziest possible "race/gender swap"

Little House on the Prairie showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine said she's addressing things that are "problematic" in the books: “It’s 2026 — it’s time to reckon with some of the things that are in the books that have been problematic for people. I don’t want people to throw away these books … They’re amazing books. It’s OK to reckon with them a little bit and also tell a really good story about people being able to change … changing your mind is a good thing.” Why do these people feel the need to lecture audiences like this?

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“I’ve never felt my race as much as I did in the 3 days I was in the West Bank. Never.” Ro Khanna is trying to make the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, both groups that vary widely in skin tone, fit into an American conception of race. For people who resent American imperialism, it’s really shocking how much they impose an American worldview onto completely incompatible situations.