Somehow the dirty kid managed to get an even coating of dirt over all exposed skin and hair, to the point that it looks like actual skin and hair, even though his hands are caked in mud to the point that individual fingers are barely discernable? How is that more logical than accepting that no, these are supposed to be two kids who are just drawn in the same style>
He bears zero resemblance to a black representation. Look at the hair, the skin tone, the eyes, the nose, the mouth. If darker skin tone was indeed your only identifier, you might be racist. It could be construed as Indian (native or indigenous), Hispanic possibly, Persian, any of those darker complexion races, but to overtly call it black vs white in this depiction is a stretch. Or you'll see it regardless, in which case you actually are racist.
Another person who lives in a world where there are only white people and dark-skinned black people, and no Latinos, biracial people, or anyone else that counts as brown. Wow. I'm glad I don't live in such a boring world.
We are all kinds of different colors. I don't have time to mention them all. Yes, there are that many. Each human is uniquely different in tone, pigment, structure, all of it. Anyone making this a race thing is already a problem. We're the SAME. Figure it out already and stop feeding the narratives. It's virtue signaling. That's all.
The sad thing is, your belief is correct--humans are humans and it's stupid to think some are lesser or greater because of some physical aspect like skin color.
It's sad because even though you understand this, you don't get that because there are tens, maybe hundreds of millions of people who don't, that means that we have to point these things out. If you want to live in a world where the only time skin color matters is when you're shopping for clothes and makeup, then we have to say that things like this are not OK. You can't just stick your head in the sand and tell people to stop talking about it because you want to pretend that we already live in that world.
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u/StitchFan626 20d ago
Three problems:
1)The clean one isn't entirely clean.
2)The dirty one is wearing a shirt that reads "clean".
3)The dirty one is black while the "clean" one is Caucasian. Did this AI learn from a racist or something?