I came, I saw, I walked out
curious to know if you guys would also not-love The Baby of Macon
The Cook, The Thief, great. Draughtsman’s Contract, great. Baby of Macon… erm, not so great.
I had a feeling you’d say that. I disagree on both counts—justice for the classical obscene!
On the upside, there were probably no historically white characters played by non-whites.
By 180AD, one third of Roman Senators were born in Africa. “Whites/Non-whites” as terminology are a completely redundant and ahistorical way of describing demographics in Roman antiquity.
curious to know if you guys would also not-love The Baby of Macon
The Cook, The Thief, great. Draughtsman’s Contract, great. Baby of Macon… erm, not so great.
I had a feeling you’d say that. I disagree on both counts—justice for the classical obscene!
On the upside, there were probably no historically white characters played by non-whites.
By 180AD, one third of Roman Senators were born in Africa. “Whites/Non-whites” as terminology are a completely redundant and ahistorical way of describing demographics in Roman antiquity.