NFL Succeeds In Removing White Males From Over 95% Of Commercials

It’s a real achievement to remove white males from TV Commercials in a country and a culture where white males are a major constituant but the obvious lack of white males in NFL commercials is more than evident. If you look at advertisement commercials you would think only brown & black people live in the United States. White people are reacting by refusing to support advertisers that refuse to use white males. White males will no longer buy cars from Toyota for example because Toyota advertisements do not show white males or if white males are shown they are in sub-servient of inferior positions.

If you only watched TV, you might think that white people (including fumbling, bumbling white males) are a minority in the United States. Depending on the commercial break, you might even guess that the population is nearly 70 percent black and 30 percent “other.”

You’d be wrong, of course. According to 2020 Census data, white people make up 61.6 percent of the population, black people 12.4 percent, Hispanics or Latinos 18.7 percent, and Asians 6 percent. (That’s what the report says, anyway. It should be noted that a new “diversity index” in the Census has some claiming that white people are undercounted.)

Yet, today it’s getting to the point where the average family in a TV commercial will soon consist of a black man, a white woman, and their two Chinese kids.

April 12, 2023 update: The comments section below is filled with readers wondering what’s behind this big push for forced diversity and other woke messaging, including the recent flurry of LGBTQ+ promotion. Well, now we have our answer. You’ll find it in my latest blog post, “This is why companies are pushing LGBTQ+.”

While there’s no doubt America is becoming more diverse, you have to admit that something feels off here.

And before anyone gets their undies in a bunch, it’s a legitimate question to ask: “why black people (12 percent of the population) are given so much representation and white people are a shrinking minority in U.S. television commercials?”

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