> At least his not restricting himself is a sign of not having that much of a colonized mindset or at least struggling to resist certain issues. Let's remember where and how Negritude was born----not Africa.
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Well I certainly respect Priest's position, I think I may have said that already. I can imagine myself doing the same thing.
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> > > Priest has too many issues with his blackness to do something like that imo. HE won't even do a straight up "Black" book.
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> > I know he won't, which is why he apparently (according to him) has not worked for Marvel for so long - they kept pigeon-holing him and asking him to work on "Black" books exclusively. I can understand his frustration with them. Though I know it probably wouldn't happen, I think it'd be nice if one time he "Gave them what they were askin for," so to speak.
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> > Check it out: Shu and I teamed up!
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Check it out: Shu and I teamed up!