Why are black people so loud in movie theaters?
Why are black people so loud in movie theaters?
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Research suggests that black people are more likely to be drawn to and perform better in roles with greater verbal aggression and higher levels of emotional intensity, which is commonly seen in leading roles in film and television. Because black actors are often typecasted into these types of roles, they may have developed a heightened sense of loudness or volume modulation when speaking and delivering dialogue to ensure their voices can be heard, clear, and professional while also coming across as passionate. This could lead to their voices being louder than the norms expected in many movie theaters.
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Why are black people so loud in movie theaters?
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Black people are not necessarily any louder or more talkative than other racial and ethnic groups when it comes to movie theaters. It is possible that the stereotype of “loudness” has been perpetuated due to misunderstandings and stereo typing caused by language and cultural differences. Additionally, many black people go to movies as an activity for socializing, so they may be more animated and vocal in conversations with friends during the film than some other audiences.
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