Cas randomly starts to cry because he’s not used to the weight of full human emotions and Dean wraps his arms around Cas, hugging him tight, comforting
“Shh, it’s okay Cas. I know. I’ve got you. It’s okay, angel.” which only makes Cas cry harder
“But I’m not an angel anymore, Dean!” he sobs
Dean kisses his forehead and just squeezes him tighter, “You’ll always be my angel.”
one type of people that I truly despise in this world are people who fail to see the long term damages from racist movie casting practices that range from colorface to whitewashing. How the real life treatment towards people of color influence the decisions to cast certain people of certain races in movies, which further influences the real life treatment of people of color. And they dare tell us to “chill out” when the cries of pain can no longer be suppressed.
No matter how blatant or just “a little bit racist” the choice made, a powerful industry is still trodding on the very beings of pocs, and that’s fucked up.
