I just started a new job and the one Black chick I now work with told me she loves the Lord of The Rings trilogy. She actual spent all last Saturday watching all three episodes. I am amazed by this. No not the fact that she spent all Saturday watching it but that she actually likes Lord of The Rings(LOTR). Those 3 movies are more racist then the Grand Wizard of the KKK with turrets. There isn't one black person in that movie. The only thing in those movies that are black are the Uruk-hai, the Witch King and his knights. And the Witch King and his knights are not living, they do not count. So what is the director Peter Jackson saying about Black people?

Seriously though, there are Midgets(hobbits), White people, Gay people(elves), Dwarves, Mexicans (orcs), Asians (gollum), and tree people but nope, no Black people. 99f the cast are Crackers and no one has ever said anything about it before. Not to my knowledge at least. When I seen the first LOTR I noticed there were no Black people in the movie, nor in the audience. So what is Peter Jackson trying to say, that Middle Earth shouldn't have Black people in it? That all Black people do is run around trying to steal a ring? Let look to the offical website to see what it says about the only Black character in the movie, " Uruk-hai are as tall as the tallest Men, black-skinned and black-blooded. They are larger, stronger and fiercer in battle than Men, as their only objective is to kill." So maybe he is doing justice towards the Black community, making them seem larger and better than white men. Then again, is this his depiction of a Black Person?

I sure hope not, I mean come on, their skin isn't that ashy!