But "die Kinder", if I'm not mistaken, is the plural of "das Kind", not masculine. The singular, das Kind, is neutral.

No, it isn't. I'm learning German, but I not very good with it, but that is something that our teacher explained to us. Mädchen, like Brötchen and some other words are diminutives that are used now as common words. It's just historic coincidence. Junge just doesn't have the same origin. Mädchen is a "little lady" but…

It was a diminutive, and diminutives are neutral. It comes from Magd

A lot of people love her in Spain too! She is fantastic.

I think I didn't express myself very well. I don't think that in this case is a problem of race (I don't even know the race of the comedian, or the person who dismissed her), what I wanted to say is that, in general, a lot of people see as the "default" a very narrow definition of what is a person: men, white,…

We are used to see white men as the default, and everything else as "other". In films, how many times do you see more than one or two POC (unless is a film about slavery or about some foreign country and a white savior)? How many times do you see more women than men? As a matter of fact, I know several films and TV…

Well, yes, most of the world are not the States, and doesn't work the same. The problem is about the restrictions to small parties. They have to have a minimum number of votes in every province, and small provinces have assigned a small number of seats in the parliament, so the votes to small parties doesn't add up to…

How I said, PP doesn't have the majority of votes, you can see it here

Sorry, I don't know how to edit, when I said

Personally, I prefer this other protest

Spain's electoral system is not the best, and the two partys with more power (PP and PSOE) are not interested in changing it because it benefits them, so PP has majority in the parlament with less than 50% of the votes. Besides that, you can choose just part of the program, and a lot of Spanish people saw them as the…