Force Fed Diversity Nets Photoshop Disaster

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We’re all for diversity but not when it becomes forced efforts both in real life and in Photoshop hack jobs like this cover of Toronto-based Fun Guide. You can’t fake diversity which is exactly what the magazine did when it chop shopped a perfectly decent, racially-nebulous photograph of a family for its cover.

Nope. We need a black man, stat!

Explaining the hack job, Toronto Director of Strategic Communications Kevin Sack said, “You won’t find a more inclusive organization than us. We want everyone to feel involved and welcome to participate in everything. That’s the only goal. Nothing wrong with that.”

Even if it’s forced…and fake…and contrived…and stupid looking…and well, just plain bad? Seriously, people. Are we so overly sensitive to the issue of diversity that every family has to represent some sort of fabricated rainbow coalition of United Nations family planning?

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