Replicant Lives Matter in BLADE RUNNER - True Neutral

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Here we tackle the allegory beneath both Blade Runner films, and how it recontextualizes the struggle of African Americans and their relationship to the police in the US--making it BLM long before the dawn of the Black Lives Matter movement. In order to do so, we must confront some of the harsher actions of the Atlantic Slave Trade, and reexamine them under different, perhaps uncomfortable lenses.

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