> You can’t say it’s 100% one group but also the main person we’re talking about isn’t white The person we are talking about was born in a country that conside

> You can’t say it’s 100% one group but also the main person we’re talking about isn’t white The person we are talking about was born in a country that considered people not white because they weren't white enough (would you say, for example, that Asimov is not Caucasian?), like Americans did to Italians, it happened to my grand-grand-father too. If that's not 100% white country mentality I don't know which one qualifies... > Also reiterating the question, where did diversity in the show bend objective facts? Is it a fact that in a distant future the human space colonies will be racially diverse in the way it is depicted in the show? Or is it a decision from the authors? I mean, if it was an historical documentary on South Americas in the 14th century we could talk about facts (and even there... we should present different theories on controversial topics, not just embrace one), but in a work of fiction every single detail count as "bending facts".