I'm nine different nationalities. Thank goodness I didn't pine my life away wondering why there wasn't a book written about a child with (my) nine different nationalities. I read about varied heritage and was raised as an American. This lady needs to get over her complex.
bro I know you commented this 5 months ago but youre really missing the point here. Its important for all children to experience media that represents people of color to foster a more accepting society too.
@@jonegm4672 No, it's not. People still group naturally based on similarity and no amount of forced diversity training or cultural marxism is going to change that.
Makes you wonder if the likes of India and China and Nigeria are having similar crises of 'representation'?
Otro Rollo.
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0:29 Yeah, let's talk about lack of diversity for a second.
I don't understand what you're saying, I'm not connecting, you're not my race or gender, i don't feel represented
I'm nine different nationalities. Thank goodness I didn't pine my life away wondering why there wasn't a book written about a child with (my) nine different nationalities. I read about varied heritage and was raised as an American. This lady needs to get over her complex.
Your comment is a perfect example why this talk was made.
Yeah, let's all stop and write books for a small handful of people that probably won't ever come to the US.
What about countries outside the US?
bro I know you commented this 5 months ago but youre really missing the point here.
Its important for all children to experience media that represents people of color to foster a more accepting society too.
@@jonegm4672 No, it's not. People still group naturally based on similarity and no amount of forced diversity training or cultural marxism is going to change that.
@@Roger11719 you’re wrong. Reading about people who are not the same as you teaches empathy. You might want to try it.
Let at least recognize that @Roger had the courage and time to go through this video even though he has a certain vision of diversity.