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" The erotic is a measure between the beginnings of our sense of self and the chaos of our strongest feelings" - Audre Lorde, "The Erotic as Power"

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This breakdown explores how Black Panther rewrites harmful Hollywood tropes and centers Black identity, resistance, and pride — all central to the African American experience.

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2016 NPS Finals - Anthony McPherson & Steven Willis - Brooklyn Slam "Black Panther / F&*k Batman"

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"My brother is dead, but it doesn’t mean the Black Panther is gone."

- Shuri

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The women of Wakanda embody Audre Lorde's vision of the erotic as a source of purpose and inner power. Their strength is not just in what they do but it's in why they do it, rooted in intuition, love for their people, and the refusal to be silenced.

🙅🏾‍♂️🌍 #WakandaForever #BlackPanther

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Like Wakanda, this poem illustrates survival not just as resistance but as triumph. In a world that is designed to erase us, we stay constant. We celebrate our presence.

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In the film, Killmonger's pain is real, but he expresses it through conquest and domination — mirroring the critique of harmful masculine ideals.

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Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever | Ryan Coogler

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Wakanda is a vision of liberation — not just political, but emotional and gendered. Black Panther and Black queer feminism both ask: What if our freedom includes how we love, lead, and live?

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Chadwick Boseman Surprises Black Panther Fans While They Thank Him