Comments by "Buz Off" (@buzoff4642) on "PBS Reliance On Ken Burns Called A Diversity Problem" video.

I do get and support the need for equal opportunity. But, as first female engineer in my group decades back, I never expected the men to vaporize upon my arrival, let alone demand it. And quite specifically, I mind the "We"ing presumption that (any) Loud Mouth Of Grievance is speaking for me. As for raw numbers eval, Henry Louis Gates' airtime means black demographic is "disproportionately" over represented in the realm of airtime stats.
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Interesting. Isn't minority entitlement the basis of complains against Burns? And since you brought it up, I've never seen anyone more "Karen" that Callie.
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What's your beef with his Civil War series?
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World Channel, non-stop documentaries by multitudes. So, what's with the drill down on Ken Burns?
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@RightHereInMyPocket So you're not after air time, you're after spotlight. At his start with PBS, most people couldn't find PBS. He created his spotlight, his audience. Disagreeing with your opinion is not disrespect.
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@RightHereInMyPocket Venom comments are not useful nor productive. "shut up" is respectful? Thus, I leave you with "Talk to the hand."
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@dianablackman4528 It does come off that way, with no mention of others, like Henry Gates. Both have broadcast excellent documentaries. May also be due to living in dystopia, "disproportionately [x]", when NYC demographic looks nothing like the rest of the US. Nor does Boston. Nor does L.A. Living near Boston, I also see push toward minority privilege. "What's yours is ours and what's mine is mine." Ex., women demand to enter men's gym, whilst also bar men from women's gym.
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