We’re Not Surprised: ‘Django Unchained’ Collectible Action Figures To Be Boycotted

January 7th, 2013 - By madamenoire

Ok, “Django Unchained” the movie is one thing, but “Django Unchained” action figures/collectables is a whole ‘nother matter as far as Project Islamic Hope’s Najee Ali and a coalition of African America community leaders are concerned.

They’re calling for a boycott of the “Djano Unchained” collectables. A press conference is set for tomorrow, Tuesday, January 8.

If you haven’t heard, as the Daily Beast’s Karu Daniels reports, the “National Entertainment Collectibles Association, Inc. (NECA), in tandem with the Weinstein Company, announced a full line of consumer products based on characters from the movie.

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get real

Oh now people want to get offended with this jango nonsense. Blk folks are supporting this stupid movie so dont get mad that white folks are going to continue to capitalize off of y’all supporting this movie with these dolls. Go buy them and make these white folks even more record profits. Don’t get offended now.
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As long as they still plan to bring out the ‘Django Unchained’ Mandingo love doll then I don’t care about everything else.

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