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It depends on what you mean black. As west africans? No.But the Egyptians and Hebrews were black!
It depends on what you mean black. As west africans? No.But the Egyptians and Hebrews were black!
I was using hotep as an umbrella term and I can assure that yes, while African-Americans claiming to be Israelites and Egyptians exist, I have never seen a single one in real life, despite what the memes and videos tell you. They are a vocal minority and I have only seen them present in discreet circles online, and they are often ridiculed by other African-Americans.I'm sure you have better grasp than me on American issues because I have never been there and im talking from a perspective of outsiders. But you have seen so called hebrew israelite so this concept of we wuz its not only hotep, it includes we wuz hebrew crew aswell and I was talking in general and now in present day. Making your movies is surely better than cry to be included?
Its very possible that Internet have painted a false image for me so I will take your word on this. I dont think making movies are easy for anyone but thats the logical step to take.I was using hotep as an umbrella term and I can assure that yes, while African-Americans claiming to be Israelites and Egyptians exist, I have never seen a single one in real life, despite what the memes and videos tell you. They are a vocal minority and I have only seen them present in discreet circles online, and they are often ridiculed by other African-Americans.
"Making a movie" is a pretty difficult feat over in America. There is a reason why you mostly see sequels and remakes and reboots and adaptations these days, and that's because Hollywood tries to play it safe for some quick money. I admit I'm not too well-versed in the politics of film making, but I don't think it's as simple as "Well, go make your own movie!"