All My Friends Are Racist

The kids are alright, I found this a fantastic albeit short journey and front seat into younger First Nation Australians. The ln-your-face humour and fun cast of characters that could also be appealing to the LGBTI community as well as Australian People of Colour. We need more diverse shows like this! I thought this was a great ride and laughed out loud many times. Only thing was it was a bit short, I'd love to see more!

What better way to deal with everyday racism than with humour. This show is funny, in-your-face, satirical and relatable. I laughed-out-loud many times, both from the dialogue and the quirky and deliberately hilarious cinematography. I appreciated the satirising of white saviours, the representation of Belle's modern struggle with her identity and the exploration of the dangers of commodifying activism. This show reminds me of some my friends who fabulously navigate a society not built for them, and I loved it.

The show is at its best amongst the ambiguity of its themes, but will brush ambiguity aside for a spoon fed black and white answer pretty consistently.

In the final scene of the show, one of the characters excruciatingly explains the moral of the story. Stilted dialogue aside, the plot doesn't explain our characters coming to this conclusion at all.

If your characters decide at the end that their big mistake is something worth trying again, your plot has failed its message.

Problematic and Crypto-fascist portrayals of in-groups and out-groups.

Despite criticisms that this show doesn't say anything and the characters are superficial blabla .. I think it's amazing.

Why does it have to be deep or educational. Is it ok for it just to be fun? I feel like it's full of 'in' jokes that people of a certain scene will get and others may miss.

This is not supposed to be a serious representation of Aboriginal people or the issues that impact them. It is supposed to be a fun representation of two Aboriginal characters and the way they navigate racism.....AND I LOVED IT!

Don't hold this to some kinda documentary standard, or some kind of multi dimensional character driven drama, watch it as the fun and fresh quip about society and racism that it is!