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I think in certain areas and groups the family is strong. I can only speak from experience with my circle of friends and there are two parent (living together) families. (Not all married) all have 2-3 kids (mainly 2) and are all stable. (Which was not my experience growing up)
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Pochin was right to call it out. |
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Are you staying that because they are Asian or Black they can’t act as well as White actors? |
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The advertisers wanted black actors specifically because of the immutable characteristic of their skin colour, nothing to do with any skills. It's like cats complaining they weren't considered in the lead role of Lassie. Positive discrimination works like, you want 50% parity between black engineers and white engineers. Through a recruitment process, you end up with two candidates that are equal in capability in every way. You then give a casting weight to their skin colour. Black guy gets it. Although I can guarantee you one thing, it would never happen the other way. |
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Employers must prove that any positive discrimination they have carried out was ‘proportionate, appropriate and necessary’. It’s a high bar to cross. |
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You seem to be saying that because they hired actors from minorities, it must be positive discrimination… |
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hand drive models - why bother with two adverts when one will do :D |
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