Doesn't make her any less Indian.From Mumbai but apparently ethnically Parsi (Persian origin) as others have pointed out.
Kor
Doesn't make her any less Indian.From Mumbai but apparently ethnically Parsi (Persian origin) as others have pointed out.
Kor
I‘m afraid you are beyond help if you can‘t see how those things are different. Last time I checked straight white males at large were never underrepresented, persecuted, oppressed, forced to undergo treatment or fucking murdered for being straight white males. So how are they even remotely the same?If I were gay asking about about representation prior to discovery being released, you would be jumped upon for your attitude of barking instructions of "quit fucking worrying", but you can openly and freely do so here.
Your whole statement comes across as angry, and bitter full of resentment, I am sure you fail to see it. I dont.
Let's see...Have we not had enough slashfic?![]()
Are you for real?If I were gay asking about about representation prior to discovery being released, you would be jumped upon for your attitude of barking instructions of "quit fucking worrying", but you can openly and freely do so here.
Your whole statement comes across as angry, and bitter full of resentment, I am sure you fail to see it. I dont.
No, but it is kind of out-of-touch to cry "what about the whaaat mayun", when in basically all of sci-fi/fantasy history, white cis-het dudes were the overwhelming majority of lead characters (and women at least mostly either side characters or plot devices). Now, there is one Trek show where that is not the case - one. One. Well, boo.
...and yet, both Pike and Lorca, the captains of the first two seasons, were white cis-het dudes.
Can't you people just not get up in arms when for once - for once - you are not at the epicentre of everything? It is a bit silly. Just imagine being someone who only sees themselves represented as a stereotype or as playing second fiddle - at basically all times. Imagine mostly being a damsel in distress, a woman in a refrigerator, a stereotype, a romantic interest, a plot device ( e.g. a catalyst for a revenge plot). Imagine constantly being displayed as a piece of meat instead of a person. Imagine being part of a female audience that is constantly being condescended to or not taken seriously as a sci-fi geek. And that's not even bringing up issues of queerness or skin colour. That's what it's been like for decades for all of us who are not white cis-het men. Watch all other Trek shows if you're shedding a manly tear for the poor top of our societal vertical hierarchy. They still dominate fiction of most if not all mainstream genres.
If you are not affected by issues of mainstream representation, you really don't have a stake in it, which makes it easier to complain.
I'm going to respond to you exactly one more time. In all my interactions with you, I have not got the impression even once that you are actually asking honest questions. I get the impression that you are trying to bait me. Every single time, it was extremely obvious what I meant, so this pretending to only get the semantics of a statement instead of the pragmatics (i.e. pretending to see only the literal, context-free meaning) comes across as rather disingenuous. This kind of tactic is aggressive, fruitless, and pointless (and the "I'm joking" excuse doesn't fly, as it's impossible to tell whether these posts are facetious in nature, rendering any humorous intent utterly moot). I don't feel at all like conversation or clarification are intended, which is the entire point of mucking about in this place. If you want to have an actual dialogue, feel free to start one. Until then, goad someone else. Thank you and bye.Who are you calling "you people?"
Someone has to stand up for the underrepresented, underappreciated straight white male!
*Really need a photo of that American Indian with the single tear running down his cheek, from the littering commercials of the 1970's here.
Seriously do we really have to politise EVERYTHING? Even a TV show beloved by all?
They're not even comparable.This alt left garbage is just as bad as the the alt right garage spewed by the OP.
OP (EDITED TO ADD THAT. HAPPY?).
I‘m afraid you are beyond help if you can‘t see how those things are different. Last time I checked straight white males at large were never underrepresented, persecuted, oppressed, forced to undergo treatment or fucking murdered for being straight white males. So how are they even remotely the same?
Ironically, he was a white male. (Look up Iron Eyes Cody for the full, and quite interesting, story about how an Italian child of immigrants assimilated into Navajo culture—it is NOT a simple case.)Someone has to stand up for the underrepresented, underappreciated straight white male!
*Really need a photo of that American Indian with the single tear running down his cheek, from the littering commercials of the 1970's here.
Honestly, this isn't even new for Star Trek.
There was, what, one white male human heterosexual character on the cast of DS9 as I recall.
Someone has to stand up for the underrepresented, underappreciated straight white male!
*Really need a photo of that American Indian with the single tear running down his cheek, from the littering commercials of the 1970's here.
You are trying to make this a history class for what SOME white races may have done in the past, something I am not responsible for nor a spokesperson on.
But this is not about the past, this is about the show discovery having a more balanced crew, despite others using my post as some sort of implement to bash the past and I think straight white males regardless of you thinking they have it easy or not are still not represented
Yes if there are ten humans in the show I would imagine a white straight male would have a spot. I am entitled to ask where they are
I would definitely expect far more Asians, notably Chinese or Indians as well would I lectured because of that too ?
They're not even comparable.
What on Earth are you even talking about? I was responding to your untenable statement that the perceived underrepresentation of straight white males in fiction was somehow comparable to gay representation, i.e. people who were and are prosecuted and killed simply for being gay. They are NOT the same thing, as any sane person can see.You are trying to make this a history class for what SOME white races may have done in the past, something I am not responsible for nor a spokesperson on.
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