I'd do that, admit our wines are better.
Is there racial descrimination in chess.com app visuals?
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masterkey2017 a écrit :
chessam1998 wrote:
I see ... same as people who come here, get one of the best welfare system in the world, but would like their new environment to adapt to them, while it should be the other way round. Then they scream about racism ...
Hear, hear!
What should I understand from that ?
Asians usually integrate very well when migrating, but their assimilation is tough. But at least they do integrate, not the case for some others ...
Sep 23, 2016
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#27
its a random generated thing , i swear i saw david cameron s face when i was waiting ages for a live 960 , it repeats too cos i had to see his mush a few times ,
but its random and not set to prefer one group over another
stuzzicadenti wrote:
fianchetto123 wrote:
hungry4kicks wrote:
But if you care about racial equality (which I can see some don't) then it is important.
False.
prove it
The burden of proof is not on me at the moment.
Sep 23, 2016
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#29
No, there is not, because "descrimination" does not exist. Discrimination, on the other hand...
Sep 23, 2016
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#30
DoctorKraken42 wrote:
No, there is not, because "descrimination" does not exist. Discrimination, on the other hand...
You are discriminating against descrimination.
hungry4kicks wrote:
Everyday I play the app and see the images representing other players that flash up.
It occurs to me that they really don't represent the ethnicity of players that I actually play with (in particular Asian and African ethnicities are under-represented). It seems far more white than the reality.
If that's the case, it raises the question of why Chess.com would choose to misrepresent the user base with such a racial bias?
I'm not suggesting this is an act of purposeful racism - But I do think it's a valid question to raise.
If the proportions of ethnicity are reflective of the reality of the user base then I'm happy to be corrected.
I know that marketing representations do not often represent reality. But then if a more white user based is considered (albeit unconsciously) preferable for marketing purposes, then that seems a bit off to me. So I wanted to raise it....
To be clear, I'm not accusing Chess.com of active racism.
Why not just see people?
If you want to see colors get some crayons.
Verily you are nuts, NKT. There aren't even different races in mankind, and you are talking about the matter as if they were different species.
NKT73 wrote:
If you look at real life you see that black people tend to have kids with other black people. The same is true with yellow people and white. Also brown. If that is not inheritent in all species then we could argue, but look at the theory "Birds of a feather flock together." Indeed that is true. You don't see cat and dog procreating with each other. The Holy Bible says such a case is an abomination to GOD!
You need to read one Drawin's books again...
Sep 24, 2016
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#38
It should be a federal law that every time this site shows an image of a person (real or fictional; photograph or cartoon), the person's complexion should always first be automatically photo-shopped to show the complexion as medium-gray. This way no particular race/ethnicity/group need feel discriminated against. Where's my Nobel Peace Prize?
It's not a problem of skin color but of culture.
I see ... same as people who come here, get one of the best welfare system in the world, but would like their new environment to adapt to them, while it should be the other way round. Then they scream about racism ...