Star Trek fought for ethnic and gender diversity.
Star Trek presented more than 50 years ago a utopian future where there are good relations and equality among all, regardless of ethnicity or gender. In short, it was one of the forerunners in promoting diversity. The character of Lieutenant Uhura encompasses all of this. She is a woman, African-American, and has a vital role in the series as an essential part of the team’s functioning.
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Christa 2 year s ago
Nimoy did not invent the Vulcan salute, he saw the hand sign being used in a Synagogue while praying and adopted it, he DID however invent the neck pinch as the thought the character needed something more elegant than just smashing someone in the face.
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Ernest 2 year s ago
Christa, they use the Vulcan salute in synagogues?
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Agatha 2 year s ago
Ernest,
Of course, this hand gesture means "read between the lines"...
Of course, this hand gesture means "read between the lines"...
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Tish 2 year s ago
Christa,
He came up with it for the character. He's the reason it's in the show. That's all that anyone needs to know. Pointy ears weren't a new thing, either.
He came up with it for the character. He's the reason it's in the show. That's all that anyone needs to know. Pointy ears weren't a new thing, either.
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Eunice 2 year s ago
#1 It would have paired with him being a "Vulcan." Vulcan being the Roman god of fire.
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Hermione 2 year s ago
#6 another fact was she had nice tits!
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Than 2 year s ago
See nothing from new woke trek. #6 diversity is not wokeness as it was not forced
Of course, this hand gesture means "read between the lines"...
He came up with it for the character. He's the reason it's in the show. That's all that anyone needs to know. Pointy ears weren't a new thing, either.