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This is believed to be the first feature film made by a black African in sub-Saharan Africa.
When Diouana goes to bed, she is wearing her wig. When wakes up, she is in curlers.
A 70 min. version includes a color sequence. It was cut to adjust to the length requirements of the French producers.
Not exactly a cheery story and a pretty simple one as well, but the important thing is the perspective, which is that of a Senegalese maid (Mbissine Thérèse Diop) working for a white couple in France, as told by a Senegalese director (Ousmane Sembène). By using simple narration to reveal the maid's thoughts, he ensures that viewers will see her as a person, not as a dumb servant or as an object of pity, as differing extremes might. It seems so incredibly basic and obvious, but it's this recognition of humanity that's powerful, and unfortunately still such a relevant message today. Despite the obvious ways a story like this might go, Sembène is restrained in what he shows us, and a part of the film's strength is that there are moments when we can easily imagine worse with such a gap in power and wealth. Over her new boyfriend's concerns, the young lady comes to France after having worked for the couple in Dakar. He's a little too grabby with his hands in one scene, but as he stands in front of a Patrice Lumumba 'Uhuru' poster in another, is correct in warning her that she may be treated like a slave in France. When she gets there she soon finds herself bored with being confined to mundane tasks in a small home, disappointed for having been deceived about what she would be doing there, lonely because of her isolation, and weary of being so openly spoken down to and angrily ordered around. In other words her reaction is what any intelligent person's reaction would be, but her employers don't see it that way. They think she's just lazy, and attribute her quietness with ignorance, casually likening her to an animal. When they entertain their friends, another way they take away her humanity is by speaking about her as if she's not there, and by critically sizing her up as some kind of exotic thing. I loved the scenes in Senegal, and wished there had been more. I also liked the aspects of quiet dignity in poverty, and the brilliant ending scene. It is so pitch perfect that the initial response of white guilt is to turn to money, instead of empathizing or trying to understand. It might have been better fleshed out, but it's a very good movie as it is.
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Diouana : Never again will the mistress scold me. Never again will she say: "Diouana make coffee." Never again: "Diouana, make rice." Never again: "Diouana, take off your shoes." Never again: "Diouana, wash this shirt." Never again: "Diouana, you're lazy." Never will I be a slave. I did not come here for the apron or the money. Never will she see me again. Never will she scold me again. Never again Diouana. Never will I see them again.

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It’s not a secret that America has a serious issue with Black men in general. Too often it seems the sheer presence of Black men invokes a sense of irrational fear and paranoia from the public in general, and more specifically amongst law enforcement.
When it comes to Black male sexuality—especially their penises—does America hold that same fear? One writer from the “New York Times” seems to think so.
In “Last Taboo,” cultural critic Wesley Morris excellently unpacks the tumultuous relationship that Black sexuality—and genitalia— has historically had with the white gaze. Morris points to slavery and the Mandingo stereotype; the Brutal Black Buck seen in 1915’s The Birth of A Nation; and current pop culture to broadly discuss how the Black penis has either been ignored, fetishized or criminalized.
“The national terror of black sexuality is a central pillar of the American blockbuster. In 1915, D.W. Griffith’s “The Birth of a Nation” envisioned a post-Civil War country run by feckless white abolitionists, nearly ruined by haughty blacks and then saved by the Ku Klux Klan — a mob whose energies are largely focused on rescuing a white woman from a half-black, half-white lieutenant governor’s attempt to force her into marriage. That’s just the plot; Griffith’s genius was at its most flagrant in the feverish surrounding details. The country isn’t even done being rebuilt in “The Birth of a Nation,” and here comes the K.K.K., already determined to make America great again,” he writes.
Morris also points that this type of anger lives with us now: “ Look at Gov. Paul LePage of Maine, who, speaking at a town-hall meeting in January, blamed invading dealers for the state’s drug problem — men with such cartoonishly “black” street names as “D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty.” They come north for business, he said, and “half the time, they impregnate a young, white girl.”
He also mentioned Lena Dunham’s infuriating accusation against Odell Beckham Jr. and the weight that come with that.
“In September, Dunham made an irritating paradox of those assumptions when she took public umbrage after the football player Odell Beckham Jr. paid her insufficient attention at this year’s Met Gala, a perceived slight that seemingly devalued her worth as a white woman. It was a 21st-century offense that seems as if it could have been taken in the 19th.”
But Morris just doesn't focus on how whites see Black bodies but how Black men and artists talk about and reflect on their own sexuality from Blackploitation films to TV shows including Power and Luke Cage and the hit Indie film "Moonlight" (that explores Black gay men.
It's refreshing to see a piece that spends a great deal of time fleshing out such an incredibly complex topic.
Read the piece in its entirety here .
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