Exactly. It's always about returning to something that was primarily based on white people to replace everything and everyone with black themes, black characters, etc. It's then touted as "diversity" whereby anyone questioning it gets marginalized as a white supremacist archetype mean person to better fit the widened social reticle, which makes it easier to marginalize the opposition... It's such a tired strategy, but what's sad is that not only do (the good) black people not see this but also, those who are white either don't see it or else they're too afraid to admit it out of fear of being labeled a racist.