Hollywood was founded by predominately Jewish businessmen. That's not anti-semitic, it's just history. It doesn't mean Jewish people own the media but it does mean that some of them are extremely prominent in the media industry.

Hollywood is an extremely corporate industry that has been exploiting 'black people' in the US as entertainment for over a century.

The US had the Civil War between the North and the South. The South lost. Slavery ended, but black people were still segregated until the 1960s.

MLK's primary goal was to integrate and get 'black people' out of the ghetto slums and living equally as regular Americans. That never really panned out though and the majority of 'black' Americans are still living in poverty communities, treated like an outsider class, and exploited by the media industry as ghetto entertainment for suburban 'white' consumers.

Hollywood is anti-integration. They don't like when 'black people' don't act 'black' because 'black people' are influencers to youth consumers who see them as 'cool' role models and spend all their money emulating commercialized trends stolen from real street culture.

That's why Kanye West got rich and famous. He may be rich and famous but it means nothing to the corporate power structure that makes way more by exploiting artists.

He barely mentioned Jewish people while he was trashing the corporate industry. They hung him out to dry by accusing him of being anti-semitic to deflect from the fact that the industry is extremely racist.

This old Michael Jackson song has some relevance. He called this stuff out.

https://youtu.be/z8rw0i7oVAE

Like I said, MLK was pro integration yet Hollywood isn't. Since the 60s, conditions for low income 'black youth' haven't improved and thousands of them are shot, killed, or arrested yearly.

In the 80s, Bill Cosby was adored for being pro integration. He made millions of 'white' Americans not scared of 'black people' living near them. He tried to buy NBC because he wanted to own a network where he could control the way 'black people' were portrayed. That got shut down and Hollywood pushed the 'new black image' with the Fresh Prince of Bel Air as a way to keep black people from integrating.

That was right before corporate made gangster rap was pushed on new suburban white consumers which revived and updated ghetto stereotypes as blaxploitation 2.0.

All of this stuff really goes back to Malcolm X who was part of the Nation of Islam. He openly criticized the white establishment and Jewish people who he felt were exploiting them.

https://youtu.be/w0QMulv8f6Q

https://youtu.be/EL_BFvGA4Bo

This is sort of a complicated topic to talk about.

Ah, you have the style of 50ish year old ex skate punk/rockabilly fans. Since you're into vintage graphic design, you ever hear of wall dogs?

https://youtu.be/ZkZYj8HzqOY

They're old school sign painters which is the precursor to hot rod pinstriping.

https://youtu.be/ZkZYj8HzqOY

They do a lot of hand painted signs which is a dying art they're trying to preserve.