You honestly did not know E stood for equity? LOL

you're gay
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Star Trek = DEI & Woke
I suggest you watch Yellowstone.

racism is racism
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Your maintaining discrimination to maintain racism = racism

calling out racism isn't racist. if you need to discriminate for "equity" then you're racist.
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Only to a racist.

it's not cool at all. it's just racism.
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"Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are organizational frameworks that seek to promote the fair treatment and full participation of all people."
Cool!

it has nothing to do with equality. The E stands for Equity
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DEI = Diversity. Equality. Inclusion.

And equal outcomes?
Forced diversity?
Seems like Star Trek was about equal opportunity.
That I agree with.

“Infinite diversity in infinite combinations.”

• Spock quotes Vukcan philosophy
  Yes, that's a DEI Woke message.

Yes, they could always be more arrogant and more stupid.
Donna/LadyGigi Savige needs to sit her ass down!

You mean to say that all the Star Trek fans up until recently were wrong about why they loved Star Trek?
These lifelong fans were wrong about Star Trek for 50 years and it's only recently that liberals are showing us the true meaning of Star Trek? Woke DEI is the message of Star Trek?
I suppose it's possible but could liberals possibly be any more arrogant?

Live and let live = Good

No, it was about being stuck with other races and learning to put up with them.
Donna/LadyGigi Savige needs to sit her ass down!

This new series feels like a Gene series. And I'm willing to watch past Trek series and episodes to understand the messaging better.
Yeah, this show feels so incredibly "Star Trek". It's wearing it's love of the franchise and it's legacy on it's sleeve. I think Tawney Newsome (who loves Star Trek) being in the writer's room doesn't hurt
You're from the future?Well that's brilliant!Do they still have sandwiches there?

I didn't like season one of STD but I also remembering not liking season 1 of TNG and so stuck it out. By the end of season 2 it is very clear that the writers had backed themselves into a corner and were going to have to try and retcon everything they had done.
So while season 3 onwards might be the best show there is, it was a house built on sand and sadly I already know what happens to houses like that

I didn't watch Discovery, but hard-core Trekkies tell me they like it so I'm going to watch it. I think season 3 is when the series becomes good.

Even the shows I don't like have the odd belter of a story
Well, apart from Discovery. I only watched the first 2 seasons but that was proper guff

I never watched all of the Trek episodes after TNG. I read Trekonimics and Star Trek Ethics books which have me a new appreciation about what each series was trying to accomplish and what the characters' motivations were. I plan to watch Discovery, DS9, Voyager and Enterprise to see what I missed.
Whew! I'm going to be busy.

I personally say if it's not on the Enterprise (Whichever version) it's not for me
That said, DS9 was a good show and encompassed the ideals of Trek with a more sustained leaning into politics. Rather than going boldly it let things come to it. A nice pivot. Voyager was crap and there's no telling me otherwise

I thought anything after Gene's TNG.
This new series feels like a Gene series. And I'm willing to watch past Trek series and episodes to understand the messaging better.