You made the claim, it is your job to up port that claim; otherwise your argument fails.
I can find an article, I'm pretty confident you're going to dismiss it out of hand, this isn't something we can just show in the vein of natural science, you're expecting WAY too much precision from the social sciences
Kids of today aren’t looking up at historical figures, or political leaders; that’s what us old guys look up to. Kids of today are looking up at people like Lebron James, Idris Elba, Michael B Jordan, Kevin Hart and countless others who maintain the spotlight today.
B.s., you can't reduce this to purely modern examples, even if they can and do inspire black kids, and that's a good thing in itself, but it doesn't mean they are the only ones, or even remotely represented to the same degree as white people. If you're all about the numbers, can you find numbers in regards to black entertainers versus white alone, to say nothing of other factors for consideration
You think I’m the only black person aware of people like Lebron James, Idris Elba, Michael B Jordan, or Kevin Hart? You joking right?
I'm syaing not every black person necessarily is as aware as you think or they don't really see themselves in those examples, especially since, interestingly, you only cited black males, so what are black females supposed to do? Do you have a similar amount of examples for them?
Oh so only white people have standards of what is or is not appropriate; black people have no such standards at all? David Duke would be so proud of you. You try to play yourself off as pro-black/anti-white, but every now and then the black bigotry sorta slips out.
In terms of hegemony, white people, unfortunately have the standard in terms of that appropriateness, even if it doesn't make logical sense or it's a double standard (white ladies can be emotional, but black ladies take it "too far")
I'm saying black people are likely going to be conditioned by the white majority's ideas and not necessarily something that is theirs or even fair minded in general, which is the underlying issue for race relations, white people don't care about other races unless it inconveniences them, and even then, they'll try to insist, "I'm not racist," while showing the very racist privilege they benefit from as a white person
You call Tyler Perry’s movies offensive stereotype of black people? Are you aware black people love Tyler Perry’s movies? If his movies were offensive to us, he wouldn’t be so popular to black people! Consider the possibility that you are completely out of touch with what black people find offensive.
I didn't claim to know what all black people find offensive and you claiming some enjoy it or even a majority doesn't detract from the argument that can be made by black people who consider the problems of those stereotypes. You realize there's such a thing as benevolent prejudice, as well as the fact that Perry retired the character a few years ago, right?
And it's not like popular support indicates anything about the beneficial nature claimed for the stereotypes that other black celebrities have criticized, Spike Lee coming to mind from an immediate search on this issue. Not to mention black people can have internalized racism, a whole other subject that's more introspective than the considerations of societal norms and reinforcing them through entertainment and the like
What hair style are you talking about? And is there a reason you use the terms ethnic and salvage as if they are the same?
Dreadlocks are the immediate example, though I'm pretty sure there are others. And my mistake, I misspoke, the stereotype is that they are ethnic in the sense of it being a savage culture or such, not that ethnic has to be synonymous with savage by any necessity
Black women are stereotyped as hysterical and angry? Ever heard of a Karen? When is the last time you heard of a black woman referred to as a Karen? (hint; never only hysterical and angry white women are referred to that way) The fact that they actually have a name for the typical angry white woman; something that eludes you… perhaps you’re out of touch with white people too!
Oh, you'd be surprised, they do exist and I'd know, I've been watching Karen related YT videos on and off the last few days. Though part of the issues is what even is counted and whether there isn't an underlying mental health issue with these women, likely in the erratic personality disorder cluster.
I don't claim to be a typical white person, but there really isn't white culture, there's specific cultures like Irish, English, Swedish, etc, white culture is just the status quo of a culture that treats whites like they're always heroes and never seems to want to acknowledge their shortcomings until recently.
And just because hysterical black women don't have a name you're aware of doesn't mean a quick search doesn't bring it up: there are at least 3 stereotypes that are exceptionally common, the Mammy, Sapphire and Jezebel, the submissive, the sassy and the sexual. Guess which one fits into the angry black woman stereotype?
What kinda hard work do white people have to do to get welfare?
You've answered your own question, they don't have to, it's arguably easier and by your own stats, it's more common for them in part because society treats them more favorably on that, not questioning whether they're lazy or anything.
I’ve had white people tell me the opposite; that they are treated like they have no excuse when they fail to succeed. When black people fail or are poor, they can blame racism, or the white man or keeping them down, but when white people fail they are treated like they have no excuse for failure. I’ve heard this claim from white people
And that's the issue, white people internalize this idea that they cannot be unsuccessful or successful because of something outside their control and thus continues the systemic racism denial by making it purely about them and their hard work and not systemic problems that favor them over others. Just because white people aren't always successful doesn't detract from the argument that there is privileged and biased treatment towards whites, it's ignoring the hits and emphasizing the misses
When white people are held to that unrealistic standard, you think it might have its origin in part with the unrealistic idea that white people are superior and should never fail, especially if you consider lines of thought like, "Europeans were just better at conquering, we won't apologize for that,"
I don’t know of any cases when this has happened; do you?
Neither of us necessarily knowing doesn't invalidate the argument, that's an appeal to ignorance fallacy on its face. Maybe if we asked the black actors about this and whether they felt they had to fit into these stereotypes?