Disney passed on “incredibly well-written scripts”, including ones with “diverse” supporting casts, for not meeting quota of “at least 50% representation of 'underrepresented groups' in regular and recurring characters” - Kotaku In Action 2

Disney passed on “incredibly well-written scripts”, including ones with “diverse” supporting casts, for not meeting quota of “at least 50% representation of 'underrepresented groups' in regular and recurring characters” (archive.md)

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– Newuserfromvoat 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

Agreed except I heard that BIPOC stands for Black and Indigenous People of Color, it's not used to describe "no white people, " POC was that already. This BIPOC means black people and who ever is a non-white native to the country. An Example for here in the US a BIPOC actor would be Black or a Native American. Whereas in England, BIPOC pretty much means just black. Now there is a lot of confusion with this so many are just using it the same way that POC is used to exclude white people.

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