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That was the wokeism. Black women on TV back then portrayed maids or wash women.
A professional black woman with intelligence and poise was unheard of.
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When she came onscreen in that red miniskirt, any shred of racism died in every teenage male in America!
She was great at that role.
I have to remember it was first aired in the ‘60’s
It was still impactful over the years
RIP
And, she played an intelligent, feminine, capable woman—not whatever gender nonsense MSM is pushing these days. She was one of my first crushes & I’ve always been attracted to intelligent, capable, attractive, feminine women.
Rest in Peace, Nichelle.
That was the wokeism. Black women on TV back then portrayed maids or wash women.
A professional black woman with intelligence and poise was unheard of.
while they were pushing some social stuff on Trek it wasn't nearly like the woke shit of today
From the character's perspective Uhura was a fellow bridge officer with all the privileges and responsibilities that come with the rank and assignment. they never said stuff like "hey Uhura, what's it like being a black woman on the bridge?"
Unlike transtrek, I mean Discovery, that is in your face with the shit by having the characters talk about it and dwell on it