Ok movie but why do Millennials think BP movement inspire the movie/comic 🤣😂

Because they're millennials. They're extremely uneducated. These are the same people that want to "smash the gender binary" and then turn around and inject their sons with estrogen the moment he picks up a Barbie doll. These are the same people that insist that Hitler was an evil oppressive dictator, but then wear tshirts with Fidel Castro and Che Guevera on them. They don't know a bloody thing they're doing or what they're saying.

The Black Panther comic came out about 4 or 5 months before Huey Newton founded the Black Panther Party, and the names being the same was coincidental, but I think "waaay" before is a bit of a stretch. Maybe waay before is more accurate?

I see we have here the obligatory big bad millennial call out thread by the “grew up in the good ol days” smartie. Oooh. It’s a daily thing for y’all. Now let me ask, who says they do? Oh, you are. As a matter of fact, I’ve seen ignorant old timers like yourself and “non-PC” youngsters use the 60’s Black Panther movement against this movie. Womp womp.

“Waaay before”
Apparently you’re old enough to know your history. LOL

I know this generation hurts your supposed anti-PC existence and feelings so bad, I see you bring it up often. That’s so funny, sucka. ✋😂😆🤣

Another Lefty lie debunked by kuku here: https://moviechat.org/tt1825683/Black-Panther/5a87c7daf2403b00140c1d53/Armond-white-a-black-critic-from-National-Review-criticizes-Black-Panther-for-being-white-black-explotaition?reply=5a87d75cf2403b00140c1e52
Lowndes County Freedom Organization used the Panther logo back in 1965! The Black Panther extremists borrowed it.