The Sims franchise has historically been a leader on diversity and inclusion in video games, but it still has its issues. From the beginning, we set out to let you make Sims that look that you or people that you know, and right now we understand that right now it doesn't feel like we're truly living up to that promise,' Lyndsay Pearson, the executive producer of The Sims, said in a video message posted last night to Twitter. 'Inclusivity is at the core of The Sims franchise. Last night, after years of effort, they finally managed to change one of the most popular video games ever made, which promised to give players better options for creating Sims with dark skin, and address issues with dark skin as it's currently implemented. But I do believe that its days are numbered.'Isn’t it weird that EA/The Sims posted all that stuff to BLM but STILL POC can’t create themself in THEIR life simulation game without the help of ?' One player wrote on Twitter. I don’t know whether this plan will be vacated by a court, reversed by Congress, or overturned by a future Commission. I am optimistic, that we will look back on today’s vote as an aberration, a temporary deviation from the bipartisan path, that has served us so well. Here’s more from Commissioner Clyburn this morning: Go to Battle For The Net to get connected directly to your Senators or Representatives. If we work together, we can get it done. Net neutrality is too important to be subject to the whims of any administration. Let’s not kid ourselves: This is a major setback in our fight for a free and open internet. Today the FCC voted 3-2 to kill the net neutrality rules you helped pass back in 2015 Mignon Clyburn, FCC Commissioner for Net Neutrality It was through social media that the world first heard about Ferguson, Missouri, because legacy news outlets did not consider it important until the hashtag started trending.”

“Particularly damning is what today’s repeal will mean for marginalized groups, like communities of color, that rely on platforms like the internet to communicate, because traditional outlets do not consider their issues or concerns, worthy of any coverage.

Sims 4 black people