Agreed.

Who?

I see what you did there :O

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that people are coming up with whatever reason they can to nail a girl who recently won some great placings in Hearthstone tournaments. They're really grasping at straws.

Twitch loves a good conspiracy theory. Gotta keep the memes fresh somehow.

Trust me, this is annoying for men too. I wish women would just own up to the fact that they're interested more often (when they actually are), then we wouldn't have to do so much guessing and falling on our face (and coming off like a rude, overbearing asshole in the process). Women should be able to pursue men just…

From a nice man trying to meet women's perspective, this stuff is confusing for us as well. I'm not the type to push into someone's business if they don't want me there, but it really seems like guys are always expected to make the first move and "pursue", or nothing ever happens. But if we do, we're either creepy or…

Inspections may happen at random and may not necessarily suggest a suspicion of cheating. To be clear, what we're saying is we may turn up at your house. Yes, we are serious.

Sure, dude. We're all human.

I would think the person most suited to voice act a black person would be—wait for it, because this is going to blow your mind—a black person.

I'm not disagreeing with everything, I thought Evan wrote a very good thought-provoking piece, and I only found issue with this one specific topic. I agree, it's an issue of representation, but in this case I don't understand how the representation of skin color matters. Most people would never even know what skin…

What, could they find a black actor to play the part? Sure. Would they be as qualified, believable, and engaging as the actor they did hire? Maybe, maybe not. I wasn't at the auditioning. I would think they would hire the person most suited to voice acting a young girl living in Georgia, regardless of their real life…

It is interesting, but I think it's ultimately moot. Skin color has nothing to do with it in an auditory medium like voice acting, whereas it does in film because you can clearly see the color of their skin.

Why would it matter enough to hire a black actor? Conversely, why would it matter to hire a black actor for a white character? What is so important about your race when it comes to voice acting?

Since the introduction of DLC, horse deaths in games have fallen off dramatically. Thanks, DLC.

Experiences aren't limited to someone of a certain skin color though. We've all experienced the full spectrum of emotions before, and that's the mark of a good actor - they can make you believe that they've lived it and let you connect to the experience, even if they haven't. That's why they're actors.

I get your concern, but I would think the right solution would be hiring qualified black VAs into positions for white/black/other characters, rather than excluding qualified white VAs from black characters to fill with black actors exclusively. I totally agree that there are tons of qualified black actors/actresses…

Serj is my hero.

'Cause her voice wasn't black enough, right?