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I liked the fact that there were so many different representations of black women and black men in the movie. It wasnt l

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"I liked the fact that there were so many different representations of black women and black men in the movie. It wasn't like we all had the same agenda"

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In this quote, Sanaa Lathan is expressing her appreciation for the varied and multifaceted representations of black females and men in a movie. She highlights the value of having a range of representations, rather than a singular, monolithic depiction. This permits a more nuanced and practical representation of the black community, as each individual has their own distinct experiences and perspectives. Lathan also notes that this variety of representation indicates that not all black characters have the same program or inspirations, even more highlighting the complexity and uniqueness within the community. In general, this quote speaks with the value of representation and diversity in media, particularly for marginalized groups like black individuals.

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This quote is from Sanaa Lathan somewhere between September 19, 1971 and today. She was a famous Actress from USA. The author also have 21 other quotes.
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