Some People Are Complaining That Netflix's 'Luke Cage' Is Racist
Marvel's Luke Cage season 2 binge recap | EW.com
How Luke Cage Went From Cutting Edge to Caricature, and Then Back Again
Iron Fist' Was Always Racist, and the Netflix Show Isn't Helping
How Luke Cage Went From Cutting Edge to Caricature, and Then Back Again
evolution of the black superhero: from the racist stereotypes in the early days to luke cage | AFROPUNK
Luke Cage's Take on Anti-Black Police Violence Is a Little Confusing
5 Times Luke Cage Was Unapologetically Black - Paste
/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7186009/detail%20(19).jpg "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")
Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
Gentrifying Luke Cage: The Racial Failure of Nostalgia | AAIHS
Luke Cage and the Evolution of the Superhero Narrative | AAIHS
Gentrifying Luke Cage: The Racial Failure of Nostalgia | AAIHS
Creating “Luke Cage,” the First Woke Black-Superhero Show | The New Yorker
Luke Cage and the African American Literary Tradition | AAIHS
That One Time An Old Lady Tried To Get Luke Cage To Murder Somebody
When it came to racism, the pen was Stan Lee's superpower | AP News
/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7186621/Screen%20Shot%202016-09-28%20at%201.17.59%20PM.png "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")
Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
Luke Cage Called Racist by Twitter Trolls; Fans Defend Marvel Show | IndieWire
:format(jpeg)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/51113709/TIARA_107_Unit_04080R.0.jpg "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")
Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
Luke Cage Netflix Season 1: Luke Cage takes on America's toxic black male stereotypes — Quartz
/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7187369/Screen%20Shot%202016-09-28%20at%201.43.49%20PM.png "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")