…this you?

What does “forced inclusion” mean? What makes it different from regular inclusion?

Your examples provided made no mention of “forced inclusion” or what makes it different from regular inclusion.

Your two examples didn’t explain what “forced inclusion” means and what makes it different from regular inclusion.

It is exactly that. Same with the meltdowns over Adira.

Your explanation didn’t explain what “forced inclusion” means and what makes it different from regular inclusion. Maybe you could give an example of each from Star Trek?

For instance, the script may be as blunt as a character saying “Wow, I can’t believe you made it this far despite being a [marginalized out-group]

Ok makes sense but did SFA do that? If so, when?

This is cool, so I could theoretically just set up a Plex/Jellyfin library and not need a youtube account?

yeah sure so im curious to know what “forced inclusion” means and how we’re supposed to tell it apart from regular inclusion.

I saw that but I didn’t see anything about what makes inclusion “forced” in one series but not in another.

some people believe that star trek discovery had a story arc about a character coming out as non-binary.

Uhh Kirk and Uhura were most definitely not in a relationship, they were forced to kiss against their will.

Lol “muddy” about sums it up

That’s a lot of words to not provide a single example from a show of what makes “forced inclusion” different than “inclusion”

EDIT: Before anyone bothers clicking through the replies, he never actually explains himself or why he’s parroting a common right wing buzz-phrase to discourage the presence of minorities in media.

I like how in Discovery a character came out as non-binary and everyone is like “ok cool” and that was that and it was never brought up again (because why would it be)?

You can tell by the absolute meltdown conservative spaces had about that five second clip that it was absolutely the right thing to do.

Are you one of those people who believes Discovery had a coming out as nonbinary plot

That’s good point. I enjoyed the Discovery finale well enough but I also can’t deny it definitely felt rushed.

I can’t say for sure if I’d prefer a rushed conclusion over a well-considered writing that gets cut short!

I did both I’m also doing a hunger strike outside Paramount’s headquarters

I’d rather have a cliffhanger and a glimmer of hope it could be resolved in a future movie.

"no but like, where are you from"

it’s insanity