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Also featuring evil whites that stand in the migrants way of success right here in America 🇺🇸

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Just the premise is super racist. Even in outer space, Mexicans are only good for migrant farm labor.

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Not sure which film you watched.

But this film was about a man who was persistent enough to keep applying and training until he was accepted as an astronaut candidate at NASA and eventually as crew member on a shuttle flight. This made him respected by his peers; not only "good for migrant farm labor".

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The plot synopsis has been edited since I made my comment.

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Why not watch the film prior to coming to a conclusion?

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I get what Oblivoid was saying. He wasn’t commenting on the film or reaching a conclusion. And the premise as written in the original synopsis did sound like it was taking an adolescent racist shot at an Hispanic astronaut, calling him the "first migrant farmworker to travel to space.”

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I watched trailer twice and I dont think its woke. I think it was actually neutral, like it was made 20 years ago.

They didnt pretend he was the first ever Hispanic astronaut. There is actually a list of them. They have been in space since 1980. So he wasnt like the first ever.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hispanic_astronauts

They didnt scream about: "You cant make it to program because rahsizm and they have you because you are mexican" .

Well because other hispanics already was there. And dude is not migrant - he was born in USA. So they were like: " You have to train and apply again"

Synopsis here is misleading. "He was not "first migrant farmworker to travel to space". Dude was born in USA. He cant be migrant. He even spent 6 month in Mexico and 6 month in USA during childhood. Because he could afford travel back and there. Because he was American citizen with passport and stuff. He was not some poor illegal migrant hiding from authorities.

Here is his wiki page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_M._Hern%C3%A1ndez

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maybe its migrant as in he 'migrated' to Mexico in the summers for farm work.

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Who were the evil whites standing in the way of his success? His (white) boss at Lawrence Livermore encouraged him, while his wife was less so, at first.

Did it ever occur to you to watch a film prior to making a fool of yourself on the forum?

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He rarely comes back to defend his racist outbursts,


Like the one he's just made on the Russel Brand page decrying the loss of the white mans raping and pillaging priviledges.

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WOKE ELEMENTS
Even though it could have been much worse, especially when you consider the real Hernández’s politics, there were a few obligatory moments of identity politics injected in.
There’s a brief conversation between Hernández and another minority astronaut in which she hits us with the, “do you know how important it is for people like us” to be represented routine. As though people of color are the only ones who have ever succeeded despite coming from nothing.
When listing the differences between himself and those who have been chosen for the space program, his wife mentions that most of them had been Caucasian. Well duh. Most of the applicants were Caucasian. And it’s not like Hernández was anywhere near the first minority in space. He wasn’t even one of the first 10 Latinos.

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So a few brief moments was enough for you to condemn the film as woke? I think the Kalpana Chawla character said that because people like you are all too ready to dismiss any accomplishment by anyone.

Jose was the one who said most of the applicants were white, not his wife.

So who were evil whites that stand in the migrants way of success in this film?

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Evil Whites:

Merriam Webster: The set of social and economic advantages that white people have by virtue of their race.
Oxford Languages: Inherent advantages possessed by a white person on the basis of their race in a society characterized by racial inequality and injustice.
Cambridge: The fact of people with white skin having advantages in society that other people do not have.

“The idea that ‘white privilege’ gets people ‘riled up’ or suggests that all white people have ‘negative traits’ detracts from the structural advantages white people enjoy in U.S. society. A man does not have to harbor negative attitudes toward women to benefit from patriarchy. In a similar way, people who are recognized as ‘white’ and claim that identity do not have to embrace ‘privilege’ to benefit from the economic and political advantages that derive from centuries of exploitation and discrimination.”
This film is a prime example that whites have used migrates as steppingstones for 100 years. Hernández worked alongside his family and other farmworkers throughout the fields of California, harvesting crops for white plantation owners and moving from one town to another. He attended many schools and didn't learn to speak English until he was 12

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bullshit
you are literally lying about dictionary definitions . how low / dumb can you get ?


white priviledge != evil whites

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posted a month ago by Porsche911 (1626)
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Also featuring evil whites that stand in the migrants way of success right here in America

If you're going to evade a direct answer to my question, it is much smarter to say nothing at all.

Which "featured evil whites", as in which white cast members, stood in the way of Jose's success? This would be cast members with speaking parts, not the boogieman you see lurking in the corners to prop up your claims.

The lady who thought he was a janitor, provided the keys to one of his early successes. The man who refused to shake his hand on his first day at the lab was just a jerk perhaps?

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LMAO...YOU WEIRDOS WILL LITERALLY GRAB ONTO ANYTHING NOT WHITE AND RIGHT AS WOKE...ABSOLUTE INSANITY.

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It’s awesome that you worry about this kind of shit.

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This was kinda woke, but I like the Mexican lead. He was good.

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Whatever, but the actor, Michael Peña, is a natural born American who depicts another natural born American by the name of José Hernández.

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He is American, more specifically born in the US. America is a continent.

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Seems as though this movie is implying that being a farmer sucks and that higher aspirations are the pathway to happiness which is bs. Quite condescending.

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Farmers are the backbone of every country!
Hollywood wants us to stop farming all together :
https://www.fao.org/news/story/en/item/1141534/icode/

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