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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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I'm glad that I taped those Hawk episodes
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On one point, I have to say militarily was incorrect...Sisko was a
commander, but of an outpost, not a ship, which I am assuming the
captain's rank was reserved for ship's commanders...But I do see
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Subject: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
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Ah, so true!!
That's also one of the reasons I couldn't watch Enterprise.
They
didn't
seem to know what to do with the black guy. I mean...they
had
a black guy on the deck and all
: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
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I'm glad that I taped those Hawk episodes on Spencer and A Man
Called Hawk series...Wesley, Wendall Pirece, Angela Basset, Samuel
Jackson, Eric LaSalle etc were i the cut on those series...
I'm going to burn them to DVD...hey
, October 10, 2005 19:20
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
people?
On one point, I have to say militarily was incorrect...Sisko was a
commander, but of an outpost, not a ship, which I am assuming the
captain's rank was reserved
developed show around him.
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I'm glad that I taped those
season.
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Ah, so true!!
That's also
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Ah, so true!!
That's also one
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i posted about this during
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i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count of
Blacks. I counted about three or four, incuding the comm
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ignorance? Moore is a white man, and maybe bringing women of color
on to be love interests for white men is diversity to him. Maybe
he hasn't noticed that on several occassions he's used BBM (Big
Black Men) as prisoners, and that
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Capoeria is the fighting style Wesley Snipes uses a great deal in
the Blade movies. Not purely, of course, but it's an influence.
I'm aware of his movies (when he draws the line in blood with his
sword in the first Blade is one
Good point, it often goes with the casting director. Though, I'm sure that *if*
Moore wanted to bring more men of color on, he could. I get the impression he's
very much involved in casting. I think it's like you said, the age-old problem:
they just don't get it.
DJ Vibe wrote
I doubt he gets
does Sci-Fi have against Black
people?
i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count of
Blacks. I counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer and
some nameless pilots (I assume) used in the background. I then found a
lot of Blacks existed afterall
You made me laugh soo hard just now. Couldn't help it. -C
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guess all the Black folks were killed off in the cataclysm while
Buck was traveling through time.
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On one point, I have to say militarily was incorrect...Sisko was a
commander, but of an outpost, not a ship, which I am assuming the
captain's rank was reserved for ship's commanders...But I do see your
point...
[EMAIL
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Kelly Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A notable exception was Eddie Gordo from Tekken 3.
SNIP!
See the excellent article on Eddie Gordo from Planet Capoeira.
http://www.capoeira.com/planetcapoeira/articles/gordo.htm
I'm a little ashamed to admit it,
Capoeria is the fighting style Wesley Snipes uses a great deal in the Blade
movies. Not purely, of course, but it's an influence.
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A notable exception was Eddie Gordo from
In a message dated 10/9/05 4:17:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it is as simple as this: 'We' didn't write it...'We' have very
little to do with it...'We' are not part of his world...
And there for If I am not part of his world then I do not have to watch it.
And tell others
Ah, so true!!
That's also one of the reasons I couldn't watch Enterprise. They didn't
seem to know what to do with the black guy. I mean...they had
a black guy on the deck and all. But it was so obvious, they didn't
think enough to give him a personality. So he was just this good-
natured
Hey, before I even noticed there was no black folks on this thing,
just as the trailers were coming, I got turned off by all those
nubile young starlets. Hey men of all color can get into
masturbatory SF, but I had better things to do.
-C
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the series, as the whole thing
was a confused mess until the last season.
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the last season.
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Ah, so true
, as the whole
thing
was a confused mess until the last season.
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Subject: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
people?
Ah, so true!!
That's also one
That sounds like an opportunity to change things...doesn't it?
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In a message dated 10/9/05 4:17:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it is as simple as this: 'We' didn't write it...'We' have very
little to do with it...'We' are not part of his world...
And
In a message dated 10/10/05 7:53:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That sounds like an opportunity to change things...doesn't it?
Yeup. The million dollar question is how? :)
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10, 2005 19:20
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Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
people?
On one point, I have to say militarily was incorrect...Sisko was a
commander, but of an outpost, not a ship, which I am assuming the
captain's rank was reserved for ship's
I'll give you an answer when I'm done setting it up...
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In a message dated 10/10/05 7:53:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That sounds like an opportunity to change things...doesn't it?
Yeup. The million dollar question is how? :)
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, August 04, 2005 15:24
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black
people?
i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count of
Blacks. I counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer and
some nameless pilots (I assume
In a message dated 10/9/05 11:12:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And to repost yet again, I'm still wondering. On the season-ending show
where the Battlestar Pegasus is found, Admiral Caine travels to
Galactica. As her Raptor doors open, we see that she's accompanied by an
impressive group
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people?
Again. The way Moore treats black males in the Neo BSG series is the
reason
why I find it hard
when that was the norm on TV.
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: [scifinoir2] Re: What does Sci-Fi have against Black people?
A notable exception was Eddie Gordo from Tekken 3. Unfortunately,
Eddie was replaced by Christine in Tekken 4 (although he can be
unlocked in both Tekken 4 and 5). I have read there is an
African-American character named Raven
http
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i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count
of Blacks. I counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer
and some nameless pilots (I assume) used in the background. I then
found a lot of Blacks existed
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i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count
of Blacks. I counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer
and some
Tiny as this audience is, it has the nerve to be
extremely fractured and segmented. - You choice of words seem pretty harsh.
How about us being more diversitfied in our tastes? That is simply one more
challenge...It means you can keep serving up vanilla if you know that they
crave a little
Point taken. However, if all of those trashy Ghetto Love books can
sell off trucks, I wouldn't mind seeing some self-directed Black SF.
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The problem with this is amply illustrated on the various black sci-
fi and
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Like many of y'all have said--better than me, I
might add--it ultimately boils down to us
controlling our own. Between whites that are
prejudiced, whites that aren't prejudiced but
let market factors
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, DJ VIBE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Battlestar Galactica: (New Series) Well, there's a COMMUNICATIONS
officer. . . . Apparently all of the other Black people, with the
exception of the religious leader, were killed in the bombing of
Caprica. Same with
i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count of Blacks. I
counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer and some nameless pilots
(I assume) used in the background. I then found a lot of Blacks existed
afterall: on the prison barge! When Apollo was sent over there
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