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The problem with diversity demands
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<blockquote data-quote="Emelee" data-source="post: 220191" data-attributes="member: 73"><p>Oh, life is tough for white people. How they have suffered through the years. The "identification" factor is just an excuse that is in no way valid. And what it says is that "only white people watch TV". As far as I know, there's been black people in western countries for as long as there been colour-TV. Didn't they count as viewers? Didn't they want characters to identify with? I don't buy that excuse for a minute. It's just a scapegoat excuse to justify unwillingness to cast black people.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Emelee, post: 220191, member: 73"] Oh, life is tough for white people. How they have suffered through the years. The "identification" factor is just an excuse that is in no way valid. And what it says is that "only white people watch TV". As far as I know, there's been black people in western countries for as long as there been colour-TV. Didn't they count as viewers? Didn't they want characters to identify with? I don't buy that excuse for a minute. It's just a scapegoat excuse to justify unwillingness to cast black people. [/QUOTE]
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