[post_page_title]Forming the Pan-African flag[/post_page_title]
As anyone familiar with the movie will remember, Black Panther served two dual purposes. It was indeed an incredibly fun and well-made action movie, but it also worked as a celebration of African-American culture. Drawing heavily from African history and culture, the movie had both overt and subtle appeals. Here is one of the more subtle ones.
With red, black, and green outfits, the way that they are standing mirrors the color scheme of the Pan-African flag, a flag that has existed since 1920 as a representation of African liberation movements beginning with Garveyism.
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