I wonder if “she” will be a minority of the LGBTQI+ community so that this mission is socially current? I mean…“we” all know how important that is…amirite?
A show that I recently worked on “Only Murders in the Building” has each episode from the viewpoint of a different character.
One of the episodes is from the viewpoint of a deaf character, so the entire episode is communicated either through sign language with subtitles, text messages or physical forms of communication.
It is quite a good episode.
An old college friend of mine whose daughter is hearing impaired who upon finding out that the actor who plays the deaf character is himself deaf, she told him that watching that episode that she had felt “seen”
So yes… it is important to some people to see people like themselves represented.
All good questions that will have to be ironed out before the final flight. That is what test flights are for. Yes, I noticed that they did not specify how many of various genders would be represented, listing only the cis genders. I don’t recall how this was resolved in the 1970s flights.
I hope when “making sure that happens”…in this instance, it has a better outcome than “making sure that happens” leaving Afghanistan prior to the 9/11 anniversary?
But apparently it was important enough to you as to whether it was important to other people whether it was important to other people for you to post the above.
Actually… by the time it happens, Joe will have been put out to pasture.
And also… given the incredible emphasis on diversity hiring and diversity promotions being more important than merit, I would not want to be on any moon mission in whatever vehicle they cobble together. It’s more likely that if they even go to the moon, they will have to use a Russian vehicle.
It would be if it were not for progs trying to teach our children and normalize the bizarre belief that women can have a penis. You can pretend that’s just a normal thing to say or that it is one of the most insane attempts at social destruction that has ever been foisted on a society. I choose to believe it’s the latter.