
TheKoalition.com: With the United States new president, and it being Black history month, I figured it was the right time to ask this question. Is it the right time for developers to start using more African American leading characters in games?
Now don't get me wrong because there are games out there with African American characters in them out there, and heck 50 Cent has blood on the sand dropping later this month. But I would like to bring your attention back to when Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was approaching release. Many people had said that they would boycott the game because of the ethnicity and culture that the lead character CJ represented.

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Crackdown's main character was black, and the Cole Train is a fan favorite, I don't see how race is an issue right now. By saying that videogames need more black characters you're contributing to racisim by making an issue of something that is clearly not an issue. Eurogamer criticizing RE5 for showing a shanty town is a good example.
I think it's the right time for devs and publishers to pay attention to Minorities in general.
nooo keep them white
As far as I'm concerned, I'd let the game devs choose their character's ethnicity rather than people who seem to actually think this is a problem.
I enjoy Native American protagonists.Except for Tommy from Prey.He sucked