Yep, lots of "whitespace" in that Twitter posting. However, take a gander of the Gleam Futures front page:daphenaxa wrote:I don't think Dan was reacting to the Stand up to cancer promo in general but to that specific tweet: It turns out it was maybe someone posting that without really thinking it through but honestly in a campaign that plays on that inclusive image of "the whole of youtube" and the "whole of youtube audience" all united against cancer, it is really indelicate to have 0 POC in the montage.uglyamerican wrote:
SU2C: I think Dan might be overreacting to the "whiteness" of the promos thus far - is there a controversy about this in the UK? Dan should reflect on his tour audiences Anyway, people should be judged by the content of their character, and not by the color of their skin (I stole this from MLK, soz.)
http://www.gleamfutures.com/
Narry a person of color represented there (ok, maybe one asian....)
And Flipside is hardly better:
http://www.flipsidetalent.com/ (look under the talent tab.)
Even the "talent" agencies are "guilty" it seems. The ironic thing is that SU2C was started by high profile women in the entertainment business.