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I think anyone with an ounce of critical thinking skills can figure out that there is a very clear reason for this new awareness of the impact of art and culture.
Translation:
I'm an ageist Woketard from MENSA and I'm here to help.
woketard? That's a good one old timer.
But if you need help figuring it out, I need some volunteer hours so I could probably come down to the community center and read to you for an hour or so.
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I recall a few months ago someone posted a link to a gender studies graduate dissertation on star trek music. The article was universally panned by most of the old timers on this board who are likely all old white men.
But then you begin the third paragraph by telling us "I get it". No, doesn't seem it...
Several admitted to only reading the abstract and being turned off by the so-called "liberal feminist buzzwords" (my paraphrase). We see this kind of close-mindedness in politics and it has sadly spilled over into rational discussion of art and culture as well.
If I start seeing buzzwords and phrase from some flat Earth believer, it's not close-mindedness to point it out and spend time wisely.
I get it. It sucks to be called out.
This begins with the false narrative that people who write idiot articles like the one this thread is about, has a foundation of truth and therefore it's calling out people. If a little kid calls you a "Stupid doody head!", you are not being "called out". Adults in the room must prevail.
Hollywood was founded and run by white males. No fault of mine. No fault of theirs. That was the times.
Librarian guy from "Ghostbusters": "What does that have to do with anything?"
But, as another old white guy once said, the times, they are a changing.
Times are not changing. A vocal minority of 'tards are spewing diarrhea of the brain like they have been since 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, etc., etc., etic.
I think anyone with an ounce of critical thinking skills can figure out that there is a very clear reason for this new awareness of the impact of art and culture.
This reminds me of that time about a month ago where Mr. Marshall said something like everybody would agree with him on something, when it was clear nobody would, and surprise surprise, nobody did. He should have seen that coming.
Did Williams set out to write a racist score? Of course not! and the mere fact that the word racist is being used is a clear example of irrational dialogue. This article is meant to stir up emotions.
Well, can't say I disagree with you, except for the last point, but that's for another day.
I get how some of the die-hards are claiming that the representation is clunky and shoe-horned and pandering...to that, I say, so what? Welcome to capitalism baby!
That's not how Capitalism works.
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....But if you need help figuring it out, I need some volunteer hours so I could probably come down to the community center and read to you for an hour or so.
Oh, I suspect you could save the planet even better by delivering crayons and baby food to your dorm neighbors.
Ouch, you got me and my liberal college-educated woketards. How will we ever survive this massive burn?
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I recall a few months ago someone posted a link to a gender studies graduate dissertation on star trek music. The article was universally panned by most of the old timers on this board who are likely all old white men.
But then you begin the third paragraph by telling us "I get it". No, doesn't seem it...
Several admitted to only reading the abstract and being turned off by the so-called "liberal feminist buzzwords" (my paraphrase). We see this kind of close-mindedness in politics and it has sadly spilled over into rational discussion of art and culture as well.
If I start seeing buzzwords and phrase from some flat Earth believer, it's not close-mindedness to point it out and spend time wisely.
I get it. It sucks to be called out.
This begins with the false narrative that people who write idiot articles like the one this thread is about, has a foundation of truth and therefore it's calling out people. If a little kid calls you a "Stupid doody head!", you are not being "called out". Adults in the room must prevail.
Hollywood was founded and run by white males. No fault of mine. No fault of theirs. That was the times.
Librarian guy from "Ghostbusters": "What does that have to do with anything?"
But, as another old white guy once said, the times, they are a changing.
Times are not changing. A vocal minority of 'tards are spewing diarrhea of the brain like they have been since 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, etc., etc., etic.
I think anyone with an ounce of critical thinking skills can figure out that there is a very clear reason for this new awareness of the impact of art and culture.
This reminds me of that time about a month ago where Mr. Marshall said something like everybody would agree with him on something, when it was clear nobody would, and surprise surprise, nobody did. He should have seen that coming.
Did Williams set out to write a racist score? Of course not! and the mere fact that the word racist is being used is a clear example of irrational dialogue. This article is meant to stir up emotions.
Well, can't say I disagree with you, except for the last point, but that's for another day.
I get how some of the die-hards are claiming that the representation is clunky and shoe-horned and pandering...to that, I say, so what? Welcome to capitalism baby!
That's not how Capitalism works.
I fail to see your point, though you did a good job of explaining why you think my points are wrong. I'm not going to go through and reply to all of your comments. I'll just say it again, anyone with an ounce of critical thinking skills can figure out that there is a very clear reason for this new awareness of the impact of art and culture.
I can see I must have hit a bit of a nerve for some of ya'll 
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(Hey guys, do you think my "Brainiac" reference was too "grampa"?)
No, I've used it for years. Boiled the blood of many a MENSA wannabe.
All my brainiac friends know that MENSA only measures your ability to see patterns and does not accurately gauge intelligence.
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The use of the suffix "tard" by some contributors on this thread is rather disheartening but, frankly, not surprising. It says more about the person using it than the person it is directed to. These are some of the things they teach you in college.
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