2 Native Americans (Billy and Ana - a female POC! ) - 3 if you count Poncho since many Latinos have Native Ancestry, and he looks Mestizo at best. 2 white guys (Blaine and Hawkins) and 1 more Black guy (Mac). I’d say it’s all inclusive .what about the other races? needs more diversity
What most people don’t know is that the right after that scene cuts out they actually kissed
2 Native Americans (Billy and Ana - a female POC! ) - 3 if you count Poncho since many Latinos have Native Ancestry, and he looks Mestizo at best. 2 white guys (Blaine and Hawkins) and 1 more Black guy (Mac). I’d say it’s all inclusive .
He was out of gum that day, for sure.This is how you end racism:
We all become black. We all become white.
If you're not black or white, tough titties.
But he did kick some ass!He was out of gum that day, for sure.
We need the Abby gift .
We are past that point except for the powerful and influential people who’ve built their entire platforms on keeping racism alive as a tool manipulate the masses.The Roddenberry's had the actual answer:
"If we cannot learn to actually enjoy ... small differences, [and] take in a positive light those small differences between our own kind, here on this planet, then we do not deserve to go out into space and meet the diversity that is almost certainly out there," said the 1976 statement from Roddenberry, in part. Roddenberry died in 1991.
Explaining why diversity was so important to Roddenberry, his son Rod opened the discussion by mentioning the franchise was built on a backbone philosophy called "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations."
"In Star Trek," he continued, "it wasn't about a group of people going out to seek weird-looking aliens. They're going out to find creatures in our universe that looked at the universe in a different and unique sort of way. We have reached a point in our intellectual evolution where we understood that that we had to experience things that were different, to grow and evolve."
Humanity, unfortunately, isn't at that place yet.
He just keeps givingWhat most people don’t know is that the right after that scene cuts out they actually kissed
So true. I mean people try to cancel anyone not voting for the same party as they do.The Roddenberry's had the actual answer:
"If we cannot learn to actually enjoy ... small differences, [and] take in a positive light those small differences between our own kind, here on this planet, then we do not deserve to go out into space and meet the diversity that is almost certainly out there," said the 1976 statement from Roddenberry, in part. Roddenberry died in 1991.
Explaining why diversity was so important to Roddenberry, his son Rod opened the discussion by mentioning the franchise was built on a backbone philosophy called "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations."
"In Star Trek," he continued, "it wasn't about a group of people going out to seek weird-looking aliens. They're going out to find creatures in our universe that looked at the universe in a different and unique sort of way. We have reached a point in our intellectual evolution where we understood that that we had to experience things that were different, to grow and evolve."
Humanity, unfortunately, isn't at that place yet.
That was cringe AF. "Diversity" training is an embarrassment to society.
"everyone was just getting along...was it a dream?"
At a recent diversity thing I had to sit through this.
I thought it was a SNL skit.
"White privilege glasses" show whites how black people see things
A new video campaign by Chicago Theological Seminary (CTS) is using fictitious “White Privilege Glasses” to show people the difference between […]thegrio.com
That was cringe AF. "Diversity" training is an embarrassment to society.
Created by the same people who probably got "Outraged" by this.
Driffield mural divides opinion over lack of diversity
The council says it was designed to attract people to Driffield, not generate negative publicity.www.bbc.co.uk
That was cringe AF. "Diversity" training is an embarrassment to society.
What's the racial make-up of the town? Are there businesses in the town centre owned by non-white? If so, why were they excluded from the mural?
Just looking at it and not knowing this had caused a controversy, it doesn't look welcoming to me (I'm black). As in, "if you're darker than these folks, you're not welcome here"
The Roddenberry's had the actual answer:
"If we cannot learn to actually enjoy ... small differences, [and] take in a positive light those small differences between our own kind, here on this planet, then we do not deserve to go out into space and meet the diversity that is almost certainly out there," said the 1976 statement from Roddenberry, in part. Roddenberry died in 1991.
Explaining why diversity was so important to Roddenberry, his son Rod opened the discussion by mentioning the franchise was built on a backbone philosophy called "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations."
"In Star Trek," he continued, "it wasn't about a group of people going out to seek weird-looking aliens. They're going out to find creatures in our universe that looked at the universe in a different and unique sort of way. We have reached a point in our intellectual evolution where we understood that that we had to experience things that were different, to grow and evolve."
Humanity, unfortunately, isn't at that place yet.
"everyone was just getting along...was it a dream?"
At a recent diversity thing I had to sit through this.
I thought it was a SNL skit.
"White privilege glasses" show whites how black people see things
A new video campaign by Chicago Theological Seminary (CTS) is using fictitious “White Privilege Glasses” to show people the difference between […]thegrio.com
Small market town, which are usually 99% white. Most of the UK's minorities live in the inner cities. Even the guy in the example, the boxer looks White to me.
If it had been in Brixton or Hackney in London, fair play. But Twitter, everyone's outraged, clutching those pearls.