"Growing up as a black kid, you had superheroes that you looked up to, but they weren’t black. You had Batman, you had Superman, you had Spider Man, and so on and so on. And for Ryan Coogler and for that cast, and for him himself to be able to make Black Panther''...it actually felt real. It actually felt like we finally had our Black superhero and nobody can touch us."

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets ""Growing up as a black kid, you had superheroes that you looked up to, but they weren’t black. You had Batman, you had Superman, you had Spider Man, and so on and so on. And for Ryan Coogler and for that cast, and for him himself to be able to make Black Panther''...it actually felt real. It actually felt like we finally had our Black superhero and nobody can touch us."" in the context of "Speaking about Chadwick Boseman and Black Panther" to mean that wisdom is timeless.