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Another stereotype presented was about black men. Latrell Spencer is one of very few African-American members in the Hamptons social scene. Not only that, he is a basketball player. Not only is he portrayed as being athletic and confident, but also as being very sexually interested in white women. This is significant because there are only few black characters and this movie depicts him as such. This produced assumption about the race and especially the successful black men. Also, the languages used by the African American actors were very derogatory and inappropriate, which also has negative impact on the African American society and their stereotypes.

This movie could be funny to colorblind individuals who only take the quotes as a joke. However, it contains many discriminatory and racist scenes. It is also important to note that this movie objectifies women and presents gender stereotypes.

Various combinations of the Wayans family have produced a lot of cutting-edge comedy, but "White Chicks" uses the broad side of the knife. Here is a film so dreary and conventional that it took an act of will to keep me in the theater. Who was it made for? Who will it play to? Is there really still a market for fart jokes?

Marlon and Shawn Wayans play Marcus and Kevin Copeland, brothers who are FBI agents. Fired after a sting goes wrong, they're given a second chance. Their assignment: Protect Tiffany and Brittany Wilson (Anne Dudek and Maitland Ward), high-society bimbos who seem to be the target of a kidnapping scheme. The girls get tiny cuts in a car crash and are too vain to attend a big society bash in the Hamptons. Marcus and Kevin have the answer: They'll disguise themselves as the Wilsons and attend the party in drag.

Uh, huh. They call in experts who supply them with latex face masks, which fool everybody in the Hamptons but looked to me uncannily like the big faces with the talking lips on Conan O'Brien. There is also the problem that they're about six inches taller than the Wilsons. I suppose they're supposed to be, I dunno, Paris and Nicky Hilton, but at least the Hiltons look like clones of humans, not exhibits in a third-rate wax museum.

The gag is not so much that black men are playing white women as that men learn to understand women by stepping into their shoes and dishing with their girlfriends. Womanhood in this version involves not empowerment and liberation, but shopping, trading makeup and perfume tips, and checking out the cute guys at the party.

Meanwhile, a pro athlete named Latrell (the NBA's Terry Crews) is the top bidder at a charity auction for Marcus, who represents his ideal: "A white chick with a black woman's ass!" This leads to all sorts of desperately unfunny situations in which Marcus tries to keep his secret while Latrell goes into heat. Also meanwhile, a labyrinthine plot unfolds about who is really behind the kidnapping, and why.

The fact that "White Chicks" actually devotes expository time to the kidnap plot shows how lame-brained it is, because no one in the audience can conceivably care in any way about its details. Audiences who see the TV commercials and attend "White Chicks" will want sharp, transgressive humor, which they will not find, instead of a wheezy story about off-the-shelf bad guys, which drags on and on in one complicated permutation after another.

Are there any insights about the races here? No. Are there any insights into the gender gap? No. As men or women, black or white, the Wayans brothers play exactly the same person: an interchangeable cog in a sitcom.

In the current discussion around racism and systemic discrimination, in almost all aspects of society, the topic of white people dressing up in blackface is more prevalent than ever. 

Although neither Walliams and Lucas have commented on the decision regarding Little Britain, Lucas did suggest in a 2017 interview that he regretted doing said scenes and that he wouldn't do it again if the show was ever brought back.

Prominent people from Jimmy Fallon to Justin Trudeau have faced criticism and made public apologies after images of them wearing blackface emerged online. It should also be noted that the show Lunatics by Australian comedian Chris Lilley features blackface and is still available on Netflix. To add to this, Netflix has since confirmed that both The Mighty Boosh and The League of Gentleman has been pulled from its service for featuring blackface characters.

Blackface is thought to date back to the 1830s and was, unsurprisingly, popular in British and US "minstrel shows" where white actors would either portray black people as either simplistic and unintelligent individuals or violent predators.

This trope was only amplified with the invention of cinema with many early movies featuring white stars in black roles. Notable actors from the period who wore blackface include Laurel and Hardy, Fred Astaire, Judy Garland and Doris Day to name but a few.

The 1927 film The Jazz Singer saw Al Jolson play a white man who masquerades as a black man in order to achieve his dream of becoming a famous singer. It is regarded as a landmark film for being one of the first to ultilise sound and image at the same time, something that was unheard of during the silent era.

Although the film has been critically revised in recent years, in 1998 it was referred to by the American Film Institute as "one of the best American films of all time". The Jazz Singer's use of blackface is undeniably racist and likely prevented a black actor from being cast in what is now considered an iconic role. These problems, in many ways continues to exist today.

Perhaps the most shocking and unapologetically racist film of this period is DW Griffith's 1915 civil war epic The Birth of a Nation which features many black characters, all of whom are played by white actors.

The film provides an alternative take on the conflict and proposes that if slavery was abolished, black people would run riot in the United States, control the governments and create untold violence and damage. One particularly disturbing scene sees a woman jump to her death rather than be touched by a black man.

The film then proposes that the only people who can resolve this matter is the Ku Klux Klan. It is since been considered that The Birth of Nation, which was a huge box office success at the time and was even screened by president Woodrow Wilson at the White House, was one of, if not the single biggest influence in the rebirth of the KKK in the United States in the early 1900s.

Let's repeat that again. People are seriously trying to argue that White Chicks, a film directed by a black man which sees two black FBI agents have to go undercover as a pair of rich white women, should also be cancelled or removed from streaming services because it is "racist against white people".

The film finds ample time to mock those who like to pride themselves on how they are viewed in the affluent surroundings of the Hamptons and even touches on the casual racism of those communities when black people aren't around.

Furthermore, when Shawn and Marlon Wayans are disguised as white women, they rarely act like anything other than themselves and most of the mockery of white people comes courtesy of the white actors and the film's not-so-subtle commentary.

We've all seen the criticism that Scarlett Johansson received for playing an Asian character in Ghost in the Shell and then claiming that she should have been allowed to play a trans man when those roles should have probably gone to actors who fit those profiles.

The great Al Pacino won best actor Oscar for playing a blind man in Scent of a Woman, depriving Denzel Washington of his first Oscar for his now lauded portrayal of Malcolm X in Spike Lee's 1992 biography of the civil rights activist (Washington would later win in 2002 for his performance in Training Day).

So basically, white actors have played characters of different identities since the beginning of cinema, so it's hardly like the Wayans brothers can be judged harshly for what is a light-hearted parody which mostly relies on white actors in the first place.

It now appears that institutions and those responsible for promoting blackface are doing their best to make up for the mistakes of the past. Yet, to claim that films like White Chicks are somehow racist towards white people because it features black stars in white make-up reduces the discussion to a petty squabble.

Also, the Wikipedia page for "whiteface" contains only 16 examples of it ever occurring in film and television history, the most recent of which was a 2018 episode of Atlanta, where Donald Glover played a creepy character that was clearly inspired by Michael Jackson. This is clearly not an issue, despite what some would like to make out.

If whiteface truly is a thing, then it would appear pretty obvious that it is a tool for black actors to have a gentle bit of fun with white culture and doesn't draw upon centuries worth of prejudice and racism, where a particular group of people who were made to look like subhumans for comedic or entertaining purposes.

The message here seems to be that people are so stupid that they'll fall for anything. Women are shallow, empty-headed, and self-involved; Men are only slightly better. Even the most ridiculous plan can unwittingly succeed if the motivation is pure. One flimsy attempt is made to teach a woman to stand up for herself when a man manipulates her. 152ee80cbc

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