ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月4日 12時53分

Justin Simien, the 35-year-old creator of @dearwhitepeople, is no stranger to provocation. The satirical comedy, first a movie and now a @ネットフリックス show, revolves around 5 black students at a fictional elite university who revel in the sorts of intemperate and intoxicating polemics that can sour a Thanksgiving dinner. A story line from the first season about an app called “Woke or Not,” for example, mercilessly parodied the characters’ self-conscious commitment to social justice. But even @jsim07 — who was photographed here by @cahlinetompkins — wasn’t prepared for the controversy that engulfed the show’s rollout. After @ネットフリックス first released a teaser trailer, he was inundated with critical messages online, promoting the hashtag #BoycottNetflix and excoriating him for “reverse racism.” “It wasn’t that they didn’t get it, it was that they refused to get it,” he said. That lesson inspired Season 2 of #DearWhitePeople, which begins streaming tomorrow. “Any chance you get as a storyteller to make people see something that they never saw before, or to think in a new way — that’s the job,” #JustinSimien said. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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