Tim Burton's 'Wednesday' Netflix Series Hit With Racist Claims Over Casting Black Actors as 'Bullies'
Tim Burton and Netflix are being criticized for casting Black actors to play roles that some viewers feel reflect mean and bully-like characters.
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Tim Burton and Netflix are being criticized for casting Black actors to play roles that some viewers feel reflect mean and bully-like characters.
Many of social media have labeled Tim Burton's hit Netflix series Wednesday as racist for casting black actors as bullies and owners of a pilgrim-themed attraction.
Woke ideology says black characters must be saints, or simply never cast at all
Director Tim Burton and Netflix are under attack by fans who claim the new "Wednesday" series is "racist" over the casting black actors as bully characters in the show.
Gwendoline Christie has spoken about how Wednesday made her feel 'beautiful' for the first time on-screen as she was given 'freedom' to create her own character.