DC’s Mistreatment of Black Heroes

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In this episode, Nate discusses the limitations of Black History Month and argues for year-round recognition of black characters in North American history and media, specifically focusing on DC Comics. He critiques DC's handling of black characters, noting their lack of consistent presence and investment despite their historical significance and popularity. Nate highlights how characters like John Stewart, Static, and Mr. Terrific often get sidelined after brief appearances, lacking sustained development and impactful storylines. He emphasizes the need for ongoing series and genuine creative investment in these characters to ensure they are integrated into the broader DC universe, not just celebrated during special initiatives. Nate also explores the broader implications of how black characters are portrayed and urges DC to leverage its resources to offer continuous and meaningful representation.


==Timestamps==
0:00 - Intro
00:36 - DC's Reactive Approach to Black Characters
01:21 - The Urgency Problem
03:37 - Successful Integration of Black Characters
05:50 - Mr. Terrific's Breakthrough in Superman 2025
08:13 - Cyborg's Struggle for Meaningful Stories
10:23 - Milestone Comics and the Potential of Black Characters
14:46 - The Need for Consistency and Ongoing Stories
16:06 - Conclusion and Call to Action


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