Everyone Should Hear What Dwayne McDuffie Said About Racism in the Comic Book Industry

“Dwayne McDuffie on the realities of the Black writer in the comic book industry” (2010) – Dwayne McDuffie

Dwayne McDuffie was a pioneer in comic books as a writer with three Eisner Award nominations, a Writers Guild of America award, the creator of several popular characters, co-founder of the legendary minority-owned-and-operated comic-book company Milestone Media and almost ten films in his credits. He also happened to be be black. He died in 2011 but, in his twenty-year history in comics, he experienced many things including the inherent racism in the comic book industry.

Watch this video to find out what conclusions he came to and share it with your friends. It’s important to shed a light on the industry and move it towards changes.

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Thanks to David for the heads up on this important video!

What do you think of the state of minorities in the comic book industry?

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