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The movie is a gross portrayal of several negative stereotypes surrounds black Americans.
Other than white guilt I do not see where the nominations or love for this story could come otherwise originate.
The story screamed "white savior" complex, they just say an opportunity to capitalize on Oher's future while making themselves into fraudulent "heroes".
The fucked part, I don't think they are pretending. They actually see themselves as heroes.
If the court brings the hammer, they'll shift to being the victims.
These are people who life and die by "sincerely held beliefs" -- pity sincerely held logic has no place in American discourse anymore.