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Nobody is feeling like they can't survive, so we don't need to worry about that.
Then you haven’t met my cousin. Had another cousin who was so “tired of all the racism” in the U.S. that he moved to Africa. Granted he had lived in majority black areas all his life but I was glad for him since he was always complaining. But I’d say most don’t feel that way.
Your cousin said they couldn't survive without seeing a black person on tv? Those were their words? Or were they "basically" saying that?
Ok. Now I see the mix up. My cousin didn’t say that. I was referring to people who seem to think it’s so important to see a black character in everything they watch. Just based on interviews. Hyperbole on my part. Perhaps not survive but certainly they place lots of importance on it
Okay, so then my original comment stands: "Nobody is feeling like they can't survive, so we don't need to worry about that."
Hyperbole is what gets people so divided. Everyone here seems to think that "Women all have to be ugly" or "people say they can't survive without seeing a black person on TV" which isn't true.
Yes, people have different values on what they find important. You don't care about race. Others like it when a main character is black. This doesn't mean they can't survive if there isn't a black character.
On this community, it seems, people are actually getting real fucking wound up if there are too many black characters or a woman's boobs aren't big enough.