[ SECRET POST #3149 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3149 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't count "Supreme Court" type characters in this. It's easy enough for shows to tick minority boxes in those roles.

[dancing_clown]

And it's not easy to tick a minority box for fictional presidents? And I think 24 had a black president too.

[(Anonymous)]

The best black president, but I think we were looking for presidents who were neither white nor black.

[dancing_clown]

That's right. I forgot what we were doing here. Sorry.

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently it isn't, because it is so absurdly rare to see a fictional president in Western media (of America/etc, or a fictional society like America/etc) who isn't white or black.

[(Anonymous)]

You mean it isn't just a black and white issue?

[dancing_clown]

Just because it's not done, doesn't mean it's not easy.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, I agree. But I also think it'd be easy to have female roles represent 50% of leads, and non-white (non-black as well) leads also consistently represented. But Hollywood doesn't think it's easy, apparently, and has a default to uphold.