Black Panther (Ryan Coogler, Feb 16 2018) Movie • Page 42

Boseman had one hell of a damn ride. Solute to you, sir.

 

Holy shit what?

 

Ugh, so so so so so fuckin' sad. This one hits close to home as my grandmother passed away from colon cancer at a fairly young age (58) when I was in middle school (21 years ago...). She only made it 3 or 4 months after diagnosis, so I'm extremely grateful he was able to fight this thing for as long he did and share his wonderful talent with the world.

"A true fighter" he was. Rest In Power, King.

 

Devastated.

Rest in Power, and thank you.

 

Amazing actor and so clearly an amazingly strong person. Rest in peace and knowledge that you’ve inspired so, so many people.

 

This clip....dammit, man.

 

No way :(

 

This is devastating news. What an actor. Forever treasured.

 

“The most important thing you have is time. You know what I’m saying? It’s not money. It’s time. Every day you have to put time into becoming who you’re supposed to become.”

 

My day is ruined

 

I've been crying on and off since I heard last night - just wanted to pop in here to say hugs to everyone else grieving this indescribable loss. You're not alone.

 

The Lived-In Grace of Chadwick Boseman

 

It’s Hard to Make Dignity Interesting. Chadwick Boseman Found a Way.

 

This text from Boseman...

 

Chadwick Boseman Gave Us Something We Had Not Had Before

Representation is not everything. I am acutely aware of its limits across American culture and politics. Representation will not prevent Black people from being killed by police. It will not reduce the racial wealth gap. It will not prevent Black people from being disproportionately affected by COVID-19. But neither is it nothing. As I wrote after watching Black Panther in 2018: “We should not confuse representation with political power, nor should we discount it.”

 

Fuck the end of that got me