Star Wars needs to end because the first teaser for The Force Awakens featured a few seconds of a Black guy in a stormtrooper outfit, and a brainless crowd of Star Wars fans acted like Immortan Joe finding an empty harem.
Star Wars needs to end because Obi-Wan Kenobi cast a Black woman as an imposing, threatening villain and an army of YouTubers whispered “Hallelujah” and got their videos ready to get enough hate clicks to fund their hentai appetites for the next few years.
Star Wars needs to end because once the fandom found out the open-world game Star Wars: Outlaws would feature a female lead, the reaction to the news was like what would happen if Nintendo had a press conference just to say “actually, no—Zelda is the dude.
Star Wars needs to end because the haters can talk about bad writing and canon and fight choreography and CGI and pacing all they want but we know what it’s really about, guys.
I’ve been an entertainment writer and editor for a while now and I’ve written and/or edited tons of stories about the harassment—including death threats—endured by Daisy Ridley, Kelly Marie Tran, John Boyega, Moses Ingram, and Amandla Stenberg.
Yet somehow I do not believe I have ever written, edited, or even read stories about similar harassment endured by Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Ewan McGregor, or Ray Stevenson.
Gee.
What a divide. I wonder what differences I can sniff out between those two groups. What an impenetrable mystery.
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