Yeah, we of course need to expand it but since we don't advertise for new members, by race or otherwise, or identify our own race in our names (usually), it's quite hard to even know if you're discussing something with a white person or not. (And while it's definitely accurate to say that the theater audience especially on Bway is overwhelmingly white... so is the population of our country, so you could also say it's fair to assume most internet chat boards have a majority of white users, if we're going off statistics).
I'm all for being aware of how white privilege permeates and filters our views, experiences and opinions. I'm sorry if I jumped to the assumption about what you were suggesting. |
