An example of a positive stereotype of the mature male, the "magical negro" is often portrayed as a mystical guide or thought catalyst for White protagonists. Examples of the "magical negro" in modern films include John Coffey in The Green Mile, and Moses the Clock Man in The Hudsucker Proxy. African Americans are generally portrayed as intellectually, economically, and culturally inadequate, and soliciting or in constant need of assistance from White Americans and others...
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Examples of the "magical negro" in modern films include John Coffey in The Green Mile, and Moses the Clock Man in The Hudsucker Proxy. African Americans are generally portrayed as intellectually, economically, and culturally inadequate, and soliciting or in constant need of assistance from White Americans and others...
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