😶The Cleopatra Actress Is Getting CANCELLED After Saying Critics Are RACIST But It Gets Worse..😶

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Actor adele james who plays queen cleopatra in the new controversial docuseries is getting cancelled after she responded to the backlash by saying anyone who criticized the series (mostly egyptians) are fundamentally racist and that blackwashing isnt a thing
In which many highlighted these examples to counter

Rotten tomatoes have released ratings for season 1
With critics at 10% and audience 1%
For metacritic, 45% for critics and 0.1% for audience.

But what do you think?

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[jimmyalfonda]

She thought the "you're racist" card would work on people who aren't Americans. lol.

[Petar_Gluhak]

Black privilege - the ability to be racist while calling everyone racist.

[MrOx]

She'll change her tune once she realises her career is cancelled.

[DEFIRYAN]

She actually the racist one for disrespecting Egyptians

[willman]

Too bad Jada didn't tell a story about an unknown black queen. Instead she steals Egyptian history.

[iamlixer]

This is a big W on social media. I’m tired of seeing forceful woke marketing.

[graemeorr]

Get a Japanese woman to play Rosa Parks and then we will find out if it’s not important who plays historical figures 😂

[salmayounes]

posted on Facebook saying "Egypt for Egyptians, " and let me tell you, the amount of hate I got was freaking awful. People started sending me messages, mocking my profile pic, making fun of my looks and skin color, saying it's too pale, and dropping some seriously nasty words. Like, seriously? And they have the audacity to say I'm not even Egyptian! It's like they don't get that Egypt has always been diverse. North and south Egyptians don't look the same, but guess what? We're all 100% Egyptians, man! We still speak the ancient Egyptian language and celebrate ancient Egyptian festivals as national holidays.

There's just so much misunderstanding about Egypt and Egyptians that needs to stop, and we're not gonna take it lying down. Africa ain't a dang country, it's a whole continent, for God's sake! North Africa is close to the Mediterranean, and Egypt is in both Africa and Asia. But these people are trying to steal my identity, and they expect me to be cool with it? No way! I'm 100% pure Egyptian, and they're out here making fun of my skin color. I've never experienced this much hate before, just for being proud of being Egyptian and saying Egypt is for Egyptians. It's like these people are obsessed with skin color, which is something we never really cared about in Egypt.

They need to deal with their own issues somewhere else. Putting people into these broad categories like black and white is an American thing. And honestly, it's so arbitrary and subjective, changing whenever it suits them. Some might call me white, but I see myself as more olive/tanned. Others would agree that I'm nowhere near white like Europeans. And the term "black" is so vague and has no clear definition, especially in a place like Egypt with such diverse skin tones based on geography (north vs. south Egypt). But we're all Egyptians with unique features, and trust me, any Egyptian can spot another Egyptian just by their face from miles away.




We never used to discuss these racial topics until recently, when we saw a minority in America pushing their own agenda, trying to prove that Egyptians were black to fit their made-up story and their own inferiority complex. They really need to heal from that. You'll find that most Egyptians on the street don't even know about this black/white skin color definition because it's all BS. Move on, embrace who you are, 'cause you're unique in your own way. All skin colors are beautiful, but sorry, it's not your history. You were never Egyptians, and your origins have nothing to do with my beloved Egypt-Kemet.




Claiming that ancient Egyptians are your ancestors or that you're somehow related to us is like saying Koreans and Saudi Arabians are related just because they're both white and Asian (on the same continent). Egypt being transcontinental doesn't mean squat. It's still Egypt, man. We don't see Asians claiming that the ancient Egyptian civilization belongs to them. If there was any truth to your claims, we'd see a whole other set of great pyramids in Africa, right? But nope, we keep discovering new artifacts, new places, new pathways every damn day in Egypt. So get over it.

Egyptian culture ain't African culture, bro. It's just Egyptian culture, plain and simple. Just like British culture ain't European culture, it's British culture. Just 'cause we're on the same continent doesn't mean our cultures are the same as our neighbors'. And let me drop some knowledge on you: DNA tests on mummies from around 1400 BCE to 400 CE show that the ancient Egyptians had more genetic similarities with people from the Near East than with Sub-Saharan Africans.

Even the ancient Egyptians back in the day didn't fit the American definition of "black, " let alone Cleopatra the seventh. So all this nonsense about trying to claim Egyptian history as purely black is just plain wrong. We need to set the record straight and stop these misconceptions from spreading. Egyptian history is rich and diverse, and it's about time people respect and appreciate that fact.

So, in ancient Egypt, they held a distinct viewpoint of the Africans down south. It's not something to be proud of, and some might even consider it racist, but it's like the ultimate evidence that the ancient Egyptians saw themselves as separate from the
Africans in other parts of the continent. They didn't find any resemblances in appearance or civilization, you know? They often referred to them in bad ways, as depicted in Tut’s sandals, wallarts and stellas, and you know why? It's because those Africans would sometimes raid Egypt and try to appropriate their culture for a really long time! This isn't some recent controversy, man. It has deep historical roots.

Now picture this: After all that history, their descendants have the audacity to claim that Egypt belongs to them! Seriously, Egypt was the one teaching them all along! And here's the kicker: When one of them says they're Egyptian, it's actually humiliating to them, not to us. King Senusret III himself referred to them in a bad way, man. They should know better!

That's like a total monster move against them in the first place, man.

(Oh, and that writing stela of King Senusret III? It's from his campaigns in the southern Nubia, just so you know.)

Let's translate the inscription of King Senusret III's Sixteenth Year Campaign together.

"I made the borders of my land farther than what my ancestors reached. In the sixteenth year, in the third month of the second season, His Majesty extended the borders to 'Heh' (a place name), and I made the borders of my land farther than what my ancestors reached. I have increased the territory of my land beyond what I inherited. I am a king who speaks and executes, and what arises in my heart, my hands accomplish. I am ambitious for dominance, strong to achieve victory, and I am not a man who accepts weakness when attacked. I attack those who attack me according to the circumstances. The man who retreats after being attacked strengthens the heart of the enemy. Courage is the light of determination, and cowardice is surrender. Whoever retreats while on the border is truly a coward. Just as a lion is ruled by a word that comes out of its mouth, the decisive response deters it. When a person stands firm in the face of a black lion, he becomes the one who directs. However, if he shows weakness before it, he becomes its target. Blacks are not strong people, they are poor-hearted. I have seen them, and I am not mistaken in my estimation. I captured their women, invaded their wells, slaughtered their cattle, and harvested their crops. I set fire to what remained. By my life and the life of my father, I speak nothing but the truth without a lie coming out of my mouth. Every child born who preserves these borders that my Majesty reached will be my son, my Majesty's offspring, and I will join him in kinship. Those who preserve the borders of the one who begot them will be true avengers of their fathers. But those who abandon them and do not fight to defend their safety are not my sons and were not born from my loins. Now, pay attention, for my Majesty has ordered the establishment of a statue at these borders that my Majesty reached, so that courage may arise within you for its sake, and you may fight to preserve it.

Thanks for keeping it real and showing love to Egypt, y'all! ❤️🇪🇬

[ricardobianchi]

She’s racist and thinking racism doesn’t apply to her is probably the most racist thing she could have said without using a slur

[ishofarabia]

As an Egyptian myself, it’s a now fact that Cleopatra was lighter skinned. Egyptians in the north are lighter, and in the south are darker. Also, she wasn’t even ethnically Egyptian she was Greek so she def light skinned hahahahah

[Rxaxcxhx]

I’m with the Egyptians on this one 🇪🇬 cancel the whole film and let them make it… fk Hollywood

[Kiiranov]

Imagine being called a racist by the people that disrespect your ancestry and your country. Because you defended it. Adele James. You are beneath our regards, but have earned our disgust.

[LOSTTEMPLAR]

Get a very famous and historical black figure and make them any other race.... You will see how the turn tables.

[efrainvelazquez]

Sounds like cultural appropriation to me.

[georgemartin]

I think Cleopatra wa Greek and not African.

[alisasandul]

She tried to gaslight the entire country of Egypt... who had landed her squarely at the intersection of 'Fuck Around' and 'Find Out'

[SammichNetwork]

To be fair to her, she just did the usual "anyone who doesn't like is an istaphobe" nothing new but I'm glad this shit is getting called out now

[hnanetoo]

They are messing with the wrong people😂 Egyptians will not get that go smoothly

[LuzSiKio]

Cancel her. This calling peeps racist if they don’t like a show or game, or if they have a different opinion seriously needs to stop. It’s creating more racism than fixing the problem. It’s ridiculous

[terrydemyan]

By the way this is our history not the Americans