It sounds like you welcome diversity, but have high standards on what folks might call "token diversity". Did I get that right? I'm not exactly the right way to

It sounds like you welcome diversity, but have high standards on what folks might call "token diversity". Did I get that right? I'm not exactly the right way to phrase this, but you might say that token diversity isn't grounded with in-universe explanation, or something like that? If that's true, how do you approach topics like sex and gender? How does one justify a character being queer, trans, &c? On one had I can see, "their identity should add to the story," but on the other hand in real life plenty of people simply are queer or trans or whatever and completely and have stories to tell that don't relate to their identity. If that's not true, please disregard. :)