Banana Fish and the real-world racial politics of 1980s America - Anime Feminist

The classic 1980s Banana Fish manga is a painful read because it’s able to capture how pervasive white supremacy is throughout all sectors of society. The series also depicts how that ideology is perpetuated through interpersonal relationships and how it has an influence on real-world policy decisions.

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Banana Fish and the real-world racial politics of 1980s America - Anime Feminist

Banana Fish and the real-world racial politics of 1980s America - Anime Feminist