Star Trek Casting Outrage... Dear White People Update
May 27, 2017
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In this episode, I discuss the new outrage surrounding the New Star Trek Discovery cast. Surprisingly the outrage about this isn't left-wing outrage. Some people on the far right are angry that there aren't enough white people in the cast. So In this video I mock this notion, then provide a historical context about the past casts of Star Trek.
In part two of this video, yes there is a part two. I give a quick refresher on on the Dear White people controversy of old, as a backdrop to my criticism of a new interview with the lead and the show's creator. While I'll still defend the show's right to exist. I'm not going to skip out on the opportunity to mock the stupidity of the lead actress.
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