18-09-2020, 04:33 PM
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Re: A question of Sport gets the diversity treatment.
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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If a programme needs 'shaking up' as they call it, why does having a black presenter make it more interesting? I have nothing against black presenters, Asian presenters are particularly good on TV but Barker was clearly shoved out because she is white. The BBC are so racist but they get away with it.
18-09-2020, 06:12 PM
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Re: A question of Sport gets the diversity treatment.
Originally Posted by Devo
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Why shouldn't it have a black presenter? Your (non)senisbities aside, she was an England football team member (which I suppose, given her colour dooesn't count), she has a lot of punditry experience and her experience is not prior to the birth of most of the viewers. There is absolutely no reason, beyond racism impure and very simple, why she should not have the job.
19-09-2020, 09:28 AM
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Re: A question of Sport gets the diversity treatment.
Alienating older loyal viewers is not a good move, people have more choices. A familiar face on the TV or voice on the radio, someone to relate to, see nothing wrong in that.bbc do not have the monopoly and wokes won't be as supportive, but certainly vociferous in their complaints and opinions.
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