I am a strong critic of woke movement in cinematography. This movie, as the historian commenter Robin Lane Fox said, was never meant to be a historical document but historical drama. Nevertheless, a surprising amount of things in this movie was historically accurate, including same-sex relationships (but not marriages) which in ancient Greece was common and normal along with polygamy and murdering of noble children in fights for power. It is also historical fact that Alexander married a barbarian woman of no social significance, against Macedonian and Greek traditions. We don't know the color of her skin but due to location she was surely of a different race. Alexander was ahead of his times with the vision of united people living in a united world, a direct opposition to Greek city-states. Most of his visions didn't survive long after his death. I recommend watching the Final Cut made in 2011 with Robin Lane Fox commentary which helps better understand this truly great movie.