Captain Marvel targetted by negative online reviews reportedly due to Brie Larson's 'diversity' comment
Brie Larson's statements do not suggest any disregard for white male journalists, but a mere effort to have a more uniform space with everyone getting an opportunity to succeed


Brie Larson in and as Captain Marvel. YouTube[/caption]A report in CBR.com suggests that most profiles writing negative comments are run by male users who probably feel threatened or attacked by Larson's views. The account also mentions that even though there has not been any direct acknowledgement of the fact, the timing of the comments suggest that it is a reaction to Brie's latest efforts to push for diversity in the press.In a recent interview with Marie Claire, which was held by Keah Brown, Brie mentioned how in that last year, she carefully noticed a press day and concluded that most critics reviewing films were largely white males. "So, I spoke to Dr Stacy Smith at the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, who put together a study to confirm that. Moving forward, I decided to make sure my press days were more inclusive," the website quoted the actress as saying.

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