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I hope there are only Black Panther movies from now on so Ben spends the rest of his life shouting, "Slowly giving you rights and then making the film Blade wasn't enough for you people?!?" DAILY V BEN$PIRO AOW BEN SHAPIR SHOW Okay? We have heard it's deeply important to milions of black Americans who, after all, were not liberated from slavery 200 BENPIRO HOW Everyone in the media is talking about the most important thing that has ever happened in the history of humanity, or at least siargalator and hane no t i BENPIRO HOW BEN PIRO H0W always should have been full civil rights in the United States. None of that has mattered up until they made a Marvel movie about a BENPIRO OW Caitlyn Jenner became a woman- a transgender woman, and that of course is the release of Black Panther. It is so deeply important. I : uperhero who is black in a country filed with black people. That s the real-That is the change. Right? Blade was not enough

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DAILY WIRE NewsPodcasts Login a SUBSCRIBE Hotel Searches For Fictional 'Black Panther Country Wakanda Rises 620% Post-Wakanda Blues 6.7K Jesse Grent/Stringer/Getty Images Ad closed by Google By PAUL BOIS March 14, 2018 PaulBois39 ⑨ 11.8k views Have people grown so disenchanted with the real world that the instant they hear of a fictional, fantastical place, they Google to book a hotel there? This "if only it were real" infatuation first occurred with James Cameron's "Avatar" and now it's happening with "Black Panther." According to the Daily Mail, two hotel booking sites report that searches for Wakanda - the Marvel character's fictional African country-has gone up 620%. "Hotelscan.com reported that the number of people landing on its Wisconsin Wakanda Water Park page is up by 620% and Hotels.com reported that searches for ne.ghboring Wakanda Park are up by 55% year on year," reports TDM A spokesperson for Hotelscan.com said that their site has become a gateway for people to learn that Wakanda does not exist. "The fact we've seen such an increase in the number of site visits to the Wakanda Water Park destination page on our website since the launch of Black Panther suggests that, until people visit our website searching for trips, they're not aware it's a fictional destination," said the spokesperson "Either that, or people are more interested than ever in attending the Water Park, but we think that the movie has something to do with it!" he added Over at Hotels.com, the site has seen a surge in Wakanda searches globally, includ.ng a 25% surge in ones for Wauconda, Illinois. Another Illinois city, Makanda, has seen a 40% search surge in the past year.
Atlanta Airport . @ATLairport The bags are packed #WakandaForever 3 ATL 1234 Wakanda 7:30 pm
Wakanda isn't real. It's a fictional country created by two white men in the late 1960s. April. @ReignOfApril #ProTip: Block anyone who tells you #Wakanda isn't real. They are literally trying to steal your joy. These are the same people who believe in Aslan, Modor, Tatooine, Westoros, Krypton... you get the idea. GIF Wakanda forever!
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