Yes, except there was Tuvok (male).

. . .

That was the most jarring part for me.

Can you think of positive terms for every other skin tone? Because I can't. Dark unfortunately has negative connotations. We can try, but thousands of years of history and allusion are not going to be changed any time soon. Pale is similarly negatively tinged. Since dark is what is commonly used to describe, well,…

she's as fair as Cate Blanchett

Cutting board? Blech!

Gal-entines day!

Googled Rael Costa. Holy. Shit.

Totally hot. And I do see some diversity and I absolutely applaud that. (Is that guy in the white Indian?*) However, its a bit weird that there isn't a black guy.

I'd watch!

It's so cute I can even get past the fact that her parents thought it was a good idea to name her "Kayden."

I didn't think it was that bad.

I would never comment on an article celebrating Latinos for being prominently featured on a main-stream magazine cover to complain about the fact that there aren't enough black people featured. I would have too much respect for that accomplishment and what it means for all of us (minorities). This is not the time of…

I don't like the neckline, but I think her body looks sick.*

We wouldn't have to have Ebony if mainstream (e.g. white) publications ever put black people on their covers. How about this. You get Ebony and make it as white as you'd like. We'll take over management of all the other magazines.

The worst part for me was that the room of people with whom I was watching (who happened to be either white American or 1st generation brown folks) were all like "golly! What a cool dance move!" with no awareness of the fact that it was a James Brown/Jackie Wilson rehash. I'm talking like, ten adult Americans. Blew…

Three kids.

Agreed. It was the worst acting I have ever seen in my life on top of a truly terrible script. I only watched because I was without TV one summer, and Hulu has few good options "off season." Le sigh.

I have. And I plan to. I say that I plan to watch this pretty clearly in my comment.

As someone who hate-watched Secrete Life of an American Teenager, I will never understand how Shaliene Woodly is taken seriously as an actress. As someone who read Fault in Our Stars, I will be watch-watching the heck out of this movie.