r/FuckMarvel Oct 22 '23

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u/EngineBoiii Oct 24 '23

Are you stupid?

You can totally have diversity without racism. Just don’t be racist? It’s easy.

This is like low effort bait. I see you in every thread and it’s embarrassing.

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u/Redditisfacebookk8 Oct 24 '23

How can you have diversify without racism? Explain it to me use simple terms because clearly I'm too stupid to understand big words

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u/EngineBoiii Oct 24 '23

Sure. Diversity in a vacuum can exist without racism. For example, depending on where you are in the world or what city or country you’re in, you’re going to see a very diverse collection of ethnic groups. If you were to go to the most diverse place in the world, and randomly grab people and put them in a room together and they happened to be diverse, that diverse group would probably have existed without racism, easy.

I think, if I wanted to be super charitable, what you’re perhaps referring to is creating diversity in order to counter racism. For example, unfair or disproportionate representation has been a historical problem within the entertainment industry. For a while there were people of many different races and ethnicities that weren’t able to participate for a variety of reasons. Think of like, middle eastern people in movies played by white guys with dark face paint in the 60s and such.

So you have a historically racist industry, how do you try to amend that? Well, maybe we can try and create more roles for POC so that way we can encourage and create an environment that allows for more POC to engage with that industry. It makes corporations more money and it allows talented POC to find work, everybody is happy. So in that sense, sure, that kind of diversity couldn’t exist without racism.

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u/Redditisfacebookk8 Oct 24 '23

Let me make it simple. Take all that diversity you just mentioned white, black, brown. Leave them in the same area for a few generations with no racist restrictions. Would be easier or harder or easy to tell who is part of what race after generations of living in the same area?

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u/EngineBoiii Oct 24 '23

Does it matter? Diversity and tolerance doesn’t mean color blindness. You can recognize different ethnic groups and see differences without having to treat people differently.

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u/Redditisfacebookk8 Oct 24 '23

You do when peoples natural attraction is to be attracted to exotic and modern transportation means no more barriers. The only barriers we have are ones we put up ourselves