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gobble_snob 1h What about fair representation for redheads? All those redheaded girls growing up had 1 princess that looked like them and now shes been recast as a black person, just like Mary-Jane in Spider- Man and Starfire in DC Titans. At what point is enough, enough? t 75 Reply

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At what point is the "Ginger-cide" enough?


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It is weird that Disney recast both Mary Jane and Ariel in quick succession. I refuse to comment on the dumpster fire that is DC right now, but this is the place Disney usually knows better.

Ginger boys have it so much worse with Hercules as their biggest representation that wasn't playing the fool, and smart money is on them recasting him as Greek when they inevitably do a live action.

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