[ SECRET POST #3300 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3300 ⌋

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Comments

That's not very diverse.

[(Anonymous)]

Two girls, five boys - not diverse. Five of seven white - diverse, for the 90s. I guess including someone with a disability is kind of diverse, since you still don't see it much.

Re: That's not very diverse.

[(Anonymous)]

You're proving OP's point. The Burger King Kid's Club lineup was about hitting a specific checklist to prove how diverse they were. You're comparing it to your own checklist and saying "Oh, this doesn't meet my standards" but the point is YOU ARE BOTH WORKING FROM CHECKLISTS.

Re: That's not very diverse.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, there's a girl who likes sports. Back in the 90's that might've felt a bit more meaningful. And I'd say the kid with the disability is diversity, though lol'ing that his nickname is "wheels". Also nerds, probably an attempted inclusion.