Chronically online shit that you will not hear outside of TikTok, that also does not exist and is just to make white people feel better about themselves.
"Hey! You were just blackwashing a character!"
"Kys"
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A term for dumb fucks.
âYou stop blackwashing characters!â âNo go kys lolâ
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blackwashing is not a thing. it is simply for black rep because they barely get any!! yall white people be turning characters white and then complain that weâre âblackwashingâ characters? shut the hell up.
1: âomg⊠this person literally blackwash a character! its not okay to change their skin tone! black rep is not an excuse!
2: âgirl whatâ
2: âblackwashing isnt even a thing⊠what are u sayingâ
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When a non-black person criticizes a black person, he may feel there is a need to disprove the influence of racism on his opinions. So, he proves he's not racist by citing another black person who also criticizes the first black person. Stephen Colbert coined the term on September 24th, 2009.
Blackwash can be used as either a noun or a verb.
Mr. White: I've been saying for a long time that Mr. Black's policies are terrible. An African-American writer from the New York Times criticized him too.
Mr. Black: Don't blackwash me. Why do you need to point out that the writer is black?
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A word that doesnât even exist in the english language, and something that was made up and claimed to be racist.
âBlackwashingâ was originally supposed to be used as representation, and people would take characters and change their skintone and hair style. A lot of people have claimed it as racist because you were âchangingâ their race, when, no.. they werenât, they were adding, not taking away. Sometimes people forget blasians existâŠ
Also, these same people who were doing this, switched up immediately when people were hating on it and itâs fucking annoying when you dumbasses do that.
âYouâre blackwashing that character! Thatâs racist!â
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A term that doesnât actually exist. Whitewashing and blackwashing are not the same thing, one has history the other one doesnât. One is done with bad intentions the other isnât. Black people may change a characters race due to poor representation in anime
Person 1: *changes a characterâs race to be black*
Person 2 (usually white): Thats blackwashing!! đą
The practice of changing the race of a character or person to black is often labeled as a means for white individuals to alleviate guilt about whitewashing. However, this assertion is inaccurate. White people often face discrimination from other racial groups and are frequently seen as the "default race." Both whitewashing and blackwashing are detrimental and should be avoided.
Person 1: "Changing character's race because white people are dumb and will never be able to understand how racism feels like, LOL!"
Person 2: "That's blackwashing and racist. Stop it."