So Killer Bee has to be a raper because....

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He is black.
There is no other reason as to why.

Its racial stereotyping he put so called "black people" in his anime and one of them HAS TO BE A RAPPER. Why does he have to be a raper seriously. out of all the characters in the series the raper has to be a black Person. Black people don't rap just cause they are black. it should have been someone else not the black guy. Its Racial insensitivity.

Oh yeah and when i say black i mean the term loosely.

I know there is someone who will try and say its not cause he is black, in which case i will not understand what logic they are basing that claim on.

Thats why i i am beginning to think its better off to have all anime characters be just Asian with European Caucasian white people features so this mess does not happen.

Seriously does he have to be a rapper.
 

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That's one way of looking at it. But there are some people that will say why are Caucasians and Asians the only people in manga and anime. And cloud nin were shown before killer bee was introduced. Darui, omoi, karui and A don't rap. Killer bee being the only one rapping may not be enough to conclude that kishi is being a stereotypical racist.
 

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That's one way of looking at it. But there are some people that will say why are Caucasians and Asians the only people in manga and anime. And cloud nin were shown before killer bee was introduced. Darui, omoi, karui and A don't rap. Killer bee being the only one rapping may not be enough to conclude that kishi is being a stereotypical racist.
so why is the only rapper in the series black, it all goes back to racial stereotyping and racial insensitivity, mabe it was not kishis intent but it is still racial stereotyping and racial insensitivity.
 
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