I don’t think EA purposefully leaves them out, but I think it’s an afterthought. If you make them black the skins make them look really ashy, or they’re a bad colour, or make them straight up the colour black.
“One thing that I noticed was that there was never really any nice options in the ‘base’ game for any of the black characters. When I ask Ashleigh why it was important for her to collate the images, she tells me she’s been playing the game since it first came out. The post was shared nearly three thousand times. Ashleigh Nicole Tribble, a 27-year-old from New York, had put together some stunning images of specially customised black Sims doing their thing and looking fly. Just two weeks ago however, The Sims came steamrolling back into my life when a Facebook post on the black simming community went viral. So, when I was gifted a new computer, I actively didn’t download The Sims (and started going out and drinking underage instead). But there reached a point in my life, at the tender age of 14, that I realised that I was spending too much time on the game. I would spend hours poring over my characters, watching them go through everything from their first love to pregnancy and heartbreak – and sometimes sadistically killing them by taking away the ladder from their swimming pool. But I do believe that its days are numbered.Like many of us growing up I was obsessed a computer game called The Sims made by Electronic Arts (EA). 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.
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