Why are people calling Black Panther a race movement when it's literally a superhero movie? Also as far as I can tell the dude built a wall around his country to keep immigrants out and nobody has said a word about it. In a way I find the whole situation to be quite bias considering every reviewer states that it's, "The most inspirational movie of all time" Is it possible they fear the consequences of speaking out against a movie? The first person to write a review received massive media backlash. I find movies like Blade to have a protagonist of African descent and yet that movie was open to criticism. Is it possible that the recent social behavior has caused media coverage to favor the left?

I believe that the various alt-left extremist groups have left a bad taste on the community and mainstream media fears setting them off because of the wave of bad rep they would gain if they spoke out against their flawed logic. Within the last two to three years groups like Antifa and the various SJW campaigns have proven that those people have nothing better to do than start arguments filled with loaded questions and contradictory statements. So in this matter when these communities state that "Black Panther" is a "more than just a superhero movie", it would be in their best interest to just go along with it until they wear themselves out. Unfortunately this prevents actual news from breaching the floodgates into the public because of the "wall" of fake news and pandering that has solidified itself into the main news sources like CNN and The Wall Street Journal.