There's A Few Slave Movies Because They're So Easy

A member of the Academy Awards' nominating committee has spoken, and it sounds like he's preparing blacks for another horrendous Macklemore Moment:

  The Wolf of Wall Street has almost nothing to say, but I found it hysterically funny. Conversely, with 12 Years a Slave, you don't even crack a smile, but it was interesting, admirable and well done; I must say, though, that contrary to what some have asserted, it's not as if it required great courage to make that movie -- maybe if you made it in Mississippi in 1930.

 Let's see, The Birth Of A Nation's racism was spread in 1915.

 

And slavery didn't even show up on television until the 70s.

It doesn't matter if I see his point, or have to live with his ignorance:

What matters is staying prepared,...