Cumlluminates
Woodpecker
A list of TV shows/movies that rise above the ignorance, equally entertaining and provoking your thoughts on critical issues long after the credits stop rolling. Yawn!
Perhaps avoid watching these unless you love hating yourself and or pain is love or something. :whip:
If you got any shows/movies that you want to add just make a brief comment as to why they are "Woke".
"Being woke doesn’t just happen overnight. It’s a process of resisting social conditioning, to challenge problematic norms and injustices that are perpetuated in media to which we are constantly exposed." -SJW's Everywhere.
TV Shows:
"Dear White People" - This Netflix series reminds you to check your privilege and addresses the complexities of prejudice that take different forms like whether it’s white or light-skinned privilege, sexism, or homophobia.
"Orange Is the New Black" - This Netflix series features humanizing and heavy backstories ranging from drug and sexual abuse to transgender injustice, passive racism and blatant racism (“white lives matter”), present varying perspectives of racial injustices.
"When We Rise" - This ABC series explores the evolution of gay rights, viewers get crucial exposure to intersectional discrimination against the marginalized LGBTQ+ community that continues to be perpetuated even after same-sex marriage is legalized.
"Black-ish" - This ABC series provides an accurate depiction of what it’s like for a black family to come to terms with its cultural identity within a white upper-class neighbourhood, along with social commentary on the Black Lives Matter movement and or police brutality.
"The Fosters" - This ABC Family/Freeform series shows us that a perfect family doesn’t have to be a traditional one, following the trials and tribulations of a lesbian bi-racial couple and their children one biological and four adopted. The characters prove that acceptance and self-confidence is independent of gender and sexual identity.
"The Carmichael Show" - This NBC series tackles concerns from racism and Donald Trump to sexual consent and Bill Cosby and bringing attention to serious social and political issues.
"Atlanta" - This FX series reveals the everyday realities of a community structured by racial and class hierarchies, managing to integrate scenes of police brutality, gang violence, homophobia and drug use.
"Transparent" - This Amazon Video series features the first openly transgender writer for a show and follows the journey of a college professor’s transition from male to female. The comedy-drama details the anxieties that come with self-discovery in a cisgender world that lacks proper trans representation.
"The Mindy Project" - This Fox series features a successful woman in male-dominated fields at times portrays situations of gender biases and white privilege that become especially prominent in the Trump era.
"Sense8" - This Netflix series celebrates what it means to be human, no matter what each character’s sexual identity, privilege, LGBTQ+, and class are.
Movies:
"Black Panther" - This 2018 film touches on colonization, inner-city inequality etc. It’s set in Africa and features an almost all-black cast.
"Snatched" - This 2017 film features a lesbian couple whose paths keep crossing. Amy Schumer bragged prior to the film’s release that she ordered a sequence involving a gun to be removed following the Orlando mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub in Florida with left 49 people dead.
"Annihilation" - This 2018 film features a mostly feminist female cast in the kind of sci-fi adventure men typically dominate.
"Ghostbusters" - This 2016 reboot film features a mostly feminist female cast, I guess most of the men were scared off the planet by slimer and Leslie Jones.
"Ocean's Eight" - This 2018 reboot film features a mostly female cast because Ocean's 11 needed to be more Woke with feminism.
"Get Out" - This 2017 film features white characters that are always racist and leans heavy on Asian, Black, and White stereotypes.
"Captain Marvel" - This 2019 film features man-hating third-wave feminist actress Brie Larson. Brie Larson attacked fathers, sons, and brothers. Why would we give money to people who hate us?
Perhaps avoid watching these unless you love hating yourself and or pain is love or something. :whip:
If you got any shows/movies that you want to add just make a brief comment as to why they are "Woke".
"Being woke doesn’t just happen overnight. It’s a process of resisting social conditioning, to challenge problematic norms and injustices that are perpetuated in media to which we are constantly exposed." -SJW's Everywhere.
TV Shows:
"Dear White People" - This Netflix series reminds you to check your privilege and addresses the complexities of prejudice that take different forms like whether it’s white or light-skinned privilege, sexism, or homophobia.
"Orange Is the New Black" - This Netflix series features humanizing and heavy backstories ranging from drug and sexual abuse to transgender injustice, passive racism and blatant racism (“white lives matter”), present varying perspectives of racial injustices.
"When We Rise" - This ABC series explores the evolution of gay rights, viewers get crucial exposure to intersectional discrimination against the marginalized LGBTQ+ community that continues to be perpetuated even after same-sex marriage is legalized.
"Black-ish" - This ABC series provides an accurate depiction of what it’s like for a black family to come to terms with its cultural identity within a white upper-class neighbourhood, along with social commentary on the Black Lives Matter movement and or police brutality.
"The Fosters" - This ABC Family/Freeform series shows us that a perfect family doesn’t have to be a traditional one, following the trials and tribulations of a lesbian bi-racial couple and their children one biological and four adopted. The characters prove that acceptance and self-confidence is independent of gender and sexual identity.
"The Carmichael Show" - This NBC series tackles concerns from racism and Donald Trump to sexual consent and Bill Cosby and bringing attention to serious social and political issues.
"Atlanta" - This FX series reveals the everyday realities of a community structured by racial and class hierarchies, managing to integrate scenes of police brutality, gang violence, homophobia and drug use.
"Transparent" - This Amazon Video series features the first openly transgender writer for a show and follows the journey of a college professor’s transition from male to female. The comedy-drama details the anxieties that come with self-discovery in a cisgender world that lacks proper trans representation.
"The Mindy Project" - This Fox series features a successful woman in male-dominated fields at times portrays situations of gender biases and white privilege that become especially prominent in the Trump era.
"Sense8" - This Netflix series celebrates what it means to be human, no matter what each character’s sexual identity, privilege, LGBTQ+, and class are.
Movies:
"Black Panther" - This 2018 film touches on colonization, inner-city inequality etc. It’s set in Africa and features an almost all-black cast.
"Snatched" - This 2017 film features a lesbian couple whose paths keep crossing. Amy Schumer bragged prior to the film’s release that she ordered a sequence involving a gun to be removed following the Orlando mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub in Florida with left 49 people dead.
"Annihilation" - This 2018 film features a mostly feminist female cast in the kind of sci-fi adventure men typically dominate.
"Ghostbusters" - This 2016 reboot film features a mostly feminist female cast, I guess most of the men were scared off the planet by slimer and Leslie Jones.
"Ocean's Eight" - This 2018 reboot film features a mostly female cast because Ocean's 11 needed to be more Woke with feminism.
"Get Out" - This 2017 film features white characters that are always racist and leans heavy on Asian, Black, and White stereotypes.
"Captain Marvel" - This 2019 film features man-hating third-wave feminist actress Brie Larson. Brie Larson attacked fathers, sons, and brothers. Why would we give money to people who hate us?
