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Alex Kunda: Racist Tik Toker Exposed After Getting Mad Disney Casted Halle Bailey As Ariel In ‘THE LITTLE MERMAID’ Live Action

by Andre Lue
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A Tik Toker named Alex Kunda exposed himself as a racist after getting mad seeing black actors or actresses get casted as fictional characters who have red hair.

First, Alex should know that red hair isn’t exclusive to white people. They are people of color who were born with red hair. An example is the pound for pound number one boxer in the world in Canelo Alvarez but if Alex doesn’t like that example there is Erin Kellyman who played a major role in Disney’s ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ show last year.

Alex also said “it doesn’t make any scientific sense” for Halle Bailey to portray Ariel because she’s black. Someone please tell Alex it doesn’t make any scientific sense because Ariel and mermaids aren’t real. He should also know they are creatures down in the ocean that are pitch black dark, even darker than Halle Bailey.

Why isn’t Alex mad that white actors who aren’t gingers play characters who are ginger?

Prime example is Scarlett Johansson playing Black Widow. Johansson is not a natural ginger but if that is not good enough for you what about two brunette male actors who played Daredevil. Let’s just get into all the actresses who played Barbara Gordon but if you don’t want to get into that let’s go with Sophie Turner playing Jean Grey. Shoot, maybe we can go with Kirsten Dunst playing Mary Jane in Spider-Man. Alex, you seriously might have a problem on your hands.


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