African samurai: The enduring legacy of a black warrior in feudal Japan
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That’s so cool haha
Hey dang, stcb, you wonder why we have no respect for you? This shit which you refuse to rectify or even acknowledge is why. Your incompetence shows as brightly as the downvoters ignorance.
It's an old term and as such is considered to be used by people who don't care enough to adopt more modern language to refer to people of the race and their culture.
In this case, it's the title of a real show and the protagonist is very respectfully portrayed in the anime. Recommended.
I don't want to go too far down into the weeds on meta community stuff (it's endless man ...) but generally on HM 'super cool' and such comments are downvated, the idea being there isn't a lot of content there.
It's not 100% consistent, but I'm guessing that has more to do with it than any perceived racism. Anyone who read the article already saw that term used.... it's also not something most folks think of as racist IMO.
https://sekiroshadowsdietwice.wiki.fextralife.com/Jinzaemon+...
From the wiki though: > (Japanese Default Language version) He has a Westernized Japanese accent, it may be a tribute to Yasuke (African Samurai) in 1579.
Erm, ok, that's a weird reach the wiki is making. You can see closeups of his face right beneath that sentence.
https://nioh.fandom.com/wiki/Obsidian_Samurai
PS: the player character in Nioh is also a "Foreign Samurai", William Adams: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Adams_(sailor,_born_15...
It’s a fairly interesting story, but does seem there is limited information.