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(lemmy.world)
Just once I'd like a post where everyone is chill and positive about stuff instead of focusing on negative
Edit: I dunno why I expect people to ever be capable of being positive anymore. Dunno why I bother.
That bit about Burnham had me double-checking myself because I'm an affliate Trekkie at best but I remember a character named Sisko who was black and some kind of commanding officer. And I haven't even watched 20% of available Star Trek content.
I don't know if you're joking but yes. Benjamin Sisco was a black captain. Janeway was a female captain. You also had other women and minority bridge officers acting in a variety of different ways.
While some elements of the female characters were problematic, I'd argue every single female bridge officers was less of a stereotype than Tilly. I've seen some form of the "adorkable nerd who is written as a Mary Sue because she's clearly a stand in for one of the writers" archetype just about everywhere these days.
Nah, I honestly couldn't remember. I've seen like random episodes from Picard and Kirk-era Trek and recently The Lower Decks. I'm an affliate because even though I don't consume most Star Trek media, I enjoy what it brings to the culture and community of sci-fi.
It's absolute jokes when people pave over existing examples, so they can be close to the center of the class photo for the new "thing".
"We've devised this new way of consuming bread: by cutting it into thinner layers!"
If you don't have time to sit down and watch Star Trek go with Voyager. IMO it's the weakest of 90s Trek, but is still pretty solid.
Thanks for the rec