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Topic	"I consciously add as much diversity as I can to my writing"
FortuneCookie 03/25/24 11:46:59 AM #56:	ai123 posted... Bad writing is bad writing. A character being gay, or black, or female, does not drain an author of their ability to portray characters. This. action52 posted... Like for example I was just listening to Behind the Bastards talk about Hank Ketchem, the guy who did Dennis the Menace, and I learned that he tried adding a black character. The results definitely make me think he was better off not trying to add diversity. If you look at American films made before the Civil Rights Movement, diversity typically came in two categories: none at all or representations that were so poor that absentia would have been better. You're less likely to run into this problem today, but it can happen. <cite>FortuneCookie posted [p:979552943] in "I conscio... [t:80730216]...</cite> <quote>ai123 posted... </cite><quote>Bad writing is bad writing.A character being gay, or black, or female, does not drain an author of their ability to portray characters.</quote>This.action52 posted... </cite><quote>Like for example I was just listening to Behind the Bastards talk about Hank Ketchem, the guy who did Dennis the Menace, and I learned that he tried adding a black character. The results definitely make me think he was better off not trying to add diversity.</quote>If you look at American films made before the Civil Rights Movement, diversity typically came in two categories: none at all or representations that were so poor that absentia would have been better.You're less likely to run into this problem today, but it can happen.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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