I love this show, and I love how uncomfortable it makes people feel when they have to look reality in its face.
This show didn't makeup or exaggerate a thing besides it all existing in a world where superheroes also exist. And that's literally what Marvel has done for the longest since the majority of us have been alive. Marvel has always tackled society's issues through a lens that's a bit more entertaining and digestible, but reality nonetheless. I love when so someone says they know the comics turns around and complains about the movies/shows being too political...The comics are political and the shows take from the comics. Tell you more how you didn't actually read or understand the comics, sir.
This show is great. The storytelling is great. Scenes, great. Characters, great. I'm going to miss this show. I just hope its conclusion isn't as lackluster as WandaVision was (love that show, just think the ending was so-so).
Bradley said it, "America won't accept a black Captain America". By America he means everyone. And part of the disapproval is that if it isn't blond-haired and blue eyes people start calling it "political" "woke" "forced diversity", because of their preconceived notions of 'normal'.
CAPTAIN AMERICA IS COMMENTARY ON WHAT PEOPLE CONSIDER THE FACE OF AMERICA TO BE VERSUS WHAT AMERICAN IDEALS ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE WHEN 90% OF IT ISNT JUST AN IMAGE