Really? Everyone I've shown it too thanks it's hilarious too. I didn't know there were people out there would didn't get it.

Why are you still pretending that these shows don't have a TEAM of writers working on them? Or do you really somehow not know that?
And your comments have made it clear that you just don't give a fuck about minority representation period, your apathy clearly goes beyond just Girls.

What?

No, it's really not good. It's probably her weakest since Rated R.

Nobody categorized White People as DTOM types. Most aren't. Most are just insidiously and lazily racist. And it isn't just white men who are racist.

Oh, sis, if I still got swept away whenever some white liberal finally fesses up to only giving a shit about helping minorities as long as they don't have to actually do anything, I don't think my feet would ever touch the ground.

And boom goes the "the truth of it all is I really just don't care" dynamite.

The gay white boy was the perfect incapsulation of white gays, it was honestly amazing.

He looks like an alien that killed a human and is now wearing said human's skin in order to blend in with society before his people invade. It's almost horrific, tbh.

The protagonists get away with it and live happily ever after at the end

Come on, Kotaku is terrible. Like, I've only been there a handful of times and each time the comments have been full of stereotypical bigoted nerd boys.

Got it. That's more than reasonable, which is unexpected on the internet, so I automatically assumed that one negative statement against her must be intense hate.

I thought you were anti-Beyonce?

Of course you don't. Most people like you don't.

I don't feel like doing this anymore. I hope you stumble upon the answers to your questions someday.

Oh my god, listen, I think it was the last Super Bowl when one of the player ran his longest touchdown ever (or something like that I don't know how these sports things work) and I seriously got so happy for him I almost cried. He looked so happy and I can only imagine how much it meant for him.

You think... she's getting attention... because she's a dark-skinned black woman?

Because people like you, who are more willing to defend the rich white girl then to even consider and think about the experiences of minorities in topics about them are part of the problem. you have no problem passively watching the struggle of minorities but you're willing to jump to the defense of the people who are…

But the only people who get outraged apparently are the minorities affected. The majority, that has most of the power to achieve change, usually does nothing and continues to watch or does that half-assed "silent protest" thing you're talking about which does absolutely nothing.

Ok, but what does real-life have to do with being aware of how minorities view our representation in media tho? Like, if you heard about all this Girls stuff, you haven't heard about anything else? The internet allows a lot of voices to shine.