So happy for Peele

This seems like the type of movie where a Critic has to like it or be called a racist.

How can a film encourage White guilt?
You either feel guilty or you don't.
But it's not doing that.
Why is it that White people are afraid to talk about racism?
I'm not calling you a racist, but if you are White, then I'm sure you have benefitted from being such.
And if you're not clear on how those benefits have manifested itself, I'll be glad to elaborate.

Isn't it obvious? Rotten Tomatoes is run by a bunch of liberals who want to continue to fuel the flames of so-called white privilege and encourage white guilt.

ProjectError

“We’re it reversed?” That defeats the whole point of the message. God you’re stupid.
I am addicted to you; I have tasted your mind, and I cannot forgo its flavor.

It almost certainly has a massively left-wing propaganda message. The horrors of white people trying to be black, and if you 'act too white' it's because you're not really black anymore. That's what I'm getting out of it. Were it reversed, it'd be getting a 0% for being evil and racist against blacks.
It'd be a terrible message either way it was framed.

It's not the first movie to do so. There was Lakeview Terrace, which had an interracial couple harassed by Samuel L Jackson. Night of The Living Dead was pretty radical for having a black protagonist, and the ending had a strong racial subtext. The remake shifted the focus to a white female character but still had the black character play an important role. Tales from The Hood mixes horror and social commentary in an inner city setting. Candyman's entire premise started out with racism. Even the TV series Supernatural had an episode about a racist ghost truck.

Should have done it with an Asian man and a black woman visiting the black woman's family.

Pretty ballsy to do a film where the leads are a mixed couple and it intertwines race relations with horror. Usually in movies like this if its a mixed couple it would be a white guy with a black woman. I liked how they did a black man with a white woman.