Actress Amandla Stenberg — “non-binary” star of Disney’s lesbian witch movie Star Wars series, Acolyte — She posted a music video to social media on Wednesday in which she attacked “racists” and lamented how much oppression they’ve experienced over the past 400 years.
“Happy June 19th,” she wrote on Instagram, adding, “And to everyone who crushes me with their insufferable racism. It took me 72 hours on my laptop to make this song and video so you have 72 hours to respond. I expect some choreography!!”
In the rap video, Stenberg sings, “I ran from city to city talking about police killings of little black boys. My people cried in theaters for liberation, white people cried for us to be seen as human beings.”
This line is from 2018 interview and The Daily Show In an interview with host Trevor Noah, she spoke about her role in the film. The hate you giveIn a video clip that resurfaced just before the premiere of AcolyteStenberg explained that her main goal in working on the film was to “make white people cry.”
In the song’s hook, Stenberg complains, “We’re so bored, don’t interfere with your discourse,” and complains that people are misusing the word “woke.”
“They’ve twisted and distorted and appropriated the term ‘woke,’ which, last I remember, was something we invented to say, speak truth to power and watch out for you stupid racists,” she said.
“Now they use it to describe anything that they feel is intimidating. It was a word for people to recognize prejudice and the power of community, not clickbait,” she exclaims.
Stenberg also said that because of his slave ancestors, he has been “called bullshit” by critics for centuries.
“Tired of holding back my rage, like my ancestors were caged, put up with their bullshit for 400 years,” she raps.
“When we don’t face our pain, it manifests as addiction, disease and hatred. I have seen the contagion that oppression can bring. I don’t want to be the next person to die prematurely,” she said.
Stenberg previously identified as bisexual but now identifies as non-binary, and has spoken out about her anti-white rhetoric and her latest Star Wars The series has been described as the gayest series ever.
She has also repeatedly denounced the lack of recognition for black women in the United States, even as her own career continues to trend upward and she has been featured prominently in at least two major Hollywood film franchises. hunger game and Star Wars.
Her new show received its lowest ratings ever from viewers. Star Wars The series was created and produced by Leslye Headland, Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant.
Acolyte As of this writing, only half of the eight-episode first season has been released on Disney’s streaming service, Disney+.
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