and his friends
Talking to my young friend
The nuances of his Nigerian style were difficult for an East Asian like me to understand.
However, looking at his photos, I began to have a peculiar imagination.
I looked at
I was amazed at the primal sensuality of black women.ðģ
In American films of the 1930s, black women were portrayed as fat, middle-aged women served by white beauties.
Black women are so beautiful!
The stereotype I saw in American movies about fat, unpretty black women was broken.ð
By the way, it was like seeing the hidden desires of white men for black women in the movie Joker.
Watching Arthur Fleck talk to a black woman for psychotherapy, I thought about the peculiar allure of black women.
Arthur Fleck had a crush on a black beauty who lived in the same apartment building.
Maybe he had feelings similar to how I had sexual desire longed for Eunice's voluptuous body?ðð
Her body was definitely fantastic.ð
Arthur Fleck, on the other hand, shows contempt and hostility towards white women.ðģ
He even murders his mother Penny.ðĻ
The last scene was the most shocking.
Arthur ran out soaked in red blood after an interview with an attractive black woman.
A typical American film expresses the beauty and dignity of white women.
However, in the movie Joker, Arthur Fleck reveals his sexual admiration and awe for black women. Rather, white women are objects of contempt and ridicule.
I certainly felt that the sensuality of black women was superior to women of other races.
However, I was surprised to find out that even in the movie Joker, the sexual desire and awe of a white man toward black women was revealed.ðģ
I was proud to see Arthur Fleck, like me, fascinated by the sensuality of black women.ð
By the way, I'm curious as to why the movie Joker expresses that black women are superior to white women.ðģ
I hope those who know the reason can help me.ð