re: Lead Developer of EA's new Black Panther game explains why she doesn't hire white people

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I thought diversity was our strength?

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White women will be still be chanting this when they're out plowing fields again because diversity destroyed their way of life.

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Isn’t this illegal?

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*Shhhhh* Not for them.

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“We have no black people on our team,” they said. “I did that because I wanted to create a safe environment, and I know the best way for an environment to be safe is to be around people who are just like me.”

They continued, “I’m not saying black people are creating unsafe environments, I’m saying sometimes it’s hard to work with black people because sometimes they think something is okay, but it’s actually a microaggression.”

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Yeah, I don't think that would fly.

If I say I'm only going to watch movies with white people in them because they look like me and I don't really feel ok with movies that have people of other colors in them, does that make me a racist?

It's a rhetorical question, I really don't give a shite. I'm not watching her redicioulas racist movie, not because I don't like black people, but because I don't like POS racists who discriminate and treat other people like shite because if their skin color.

She's a clown, as is everyone who thinks and acts like her.

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You already know this game, if it comes out at all, will be a worthless, semi-functional, politically correct piece of shite.

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Hahaha....so true.

Who really gives a shite about what one stupid arse racist says/does. Racism is everywhere regardless of color. Just deal with it

This is racist, yes, but I also read this video is 3 years old, not EA, and she is not lead dev on Black Panther.

Once again I say this obsession with race our society is stuck in needs to stop. It's counterproductive, harmful, and unnecessary.

I know many of the younger OTer’s won’t (or cant) believe what I’m about to say, but there was a brief time from the 80s to about 2012 when our country had just about stamped out racial hate between blacks and whites. Sure, there were still the outliers and holdovers from a bygone era. But for the most part, folks looked at and treated each other according to Dr. King’s dream of the content of character instead of color of skin. But then, a politician and his party realized he could use racial division to his advantage…

And all the process made since the early 60s was obliterated.