> If 'disproportionate funding' occurs, that's simply the reality of how resources are allocated Sure, that's just a tautological statement but it's pretty tho

> If 'disproportionate funding' occurs, that's simply the reality of how resources are allocated Sure, that's just a tautological statement but it's pretty thought terminating to stop there and not consider if there are some factors involved in why they were allocated that way. I know this is a political football in the US but ignoring reality is a bad idea: https://www.polygon.com/24058266/video-game-industry-funding-gap https://www.polygon.com/24058266/video-game-industry-funding... https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2022/01/31/black-game-developers-diversity-push-is-lots-talk-little-progress/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2022/01/31/black-...