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* MultinationalTeam: Every member of the team is from a different country.
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* MultinationalTeam: Every member of the hero team is from a different country.
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* YouHaveToHaveJews: Mentioning how Jewish people are well-represented in media.
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These tropes deal with the overall concept of diversity in media, ie. the inclusion and portrayals of characters from different social, racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds to create a heterogenous cast.
Compare TokenIndex (an index dealing with minorities added to please a demographic or advance the narrative). For other tropes about how minorities are portrayed in media, see QueerAsTropes and its subindices, RaceTropes and its subindices, and ReligionTropes. For works that focus on specific minorities, see WorksBySubject.
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* AdaptationalDiversity: An adaptation or remake is more diverse than its source material.
* AdaptationalSexuality: Can be used to make a character LGBT to make the setting more diverse.
* AffirmativeActionGirl: Adding a female character to help even out the gender ratio.
* AffirmativeActionLegacy: The LegacyCharacter is a minority; the original character isn't.
* ButNotTooBlack: Lighter-skinned members of a racial/ethnic minority with Eurocentric features are favored more than those that are darker skinned and have less Eurocentric features.
* ButNotTooForeign: A foreign character (who may be a racial/ethnic minority) still has the majority demographic as part of their heritage.
* ChromosomeCasting: The entire cast is the same sex.
* CosmopolitanCouncil: A shadowy council is nonetheless diverse.
* DisabledInTheAdaptation: A character is given a disability in the adaptation.
* EqualOpportunityEvil: Bad guys apparently don't discriminate, resulting in a diverse group or organization of villains.
* FiveTokenBand: Every member of the cast is some form of minority.
* MagicalMinorityPerson: A minority provides insight, wisdom, and advice to the more socially privileged protagonist.
* MonochromeCasting: The entire cast is of the same race/ethnicity.
* MoreDiverseSequel: A sequel or later installment is more diverse than the original work.
* MultinationalTeam: Every member of the team is from a different country.
* RaceLift: Can involve making a character a racial or ethnic minority to increase the setting's diversity.
* TokenMinority: A minority character added for diversity purposes.
* TokenWhite: The sole white character in a work about racial or ethnic minorities.
* TwoferTokenMinority: A character who fills two diverse niches.
* WatchedItForTheRepresentation: Audiences consume a work because of its minority representation.
* WhiteMaleLead: In an otherwise diverse cast, the main character is a white man who is usually also straight, Christian, and neurotypical.
* WordOfGay: A character is confirmed to be LGBT through extratextual sources.
* YouHaveToHaveJews: Mentioning how Jewish people are well-represented in media.
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Compare TokenIndex (an index dealing with minorities added to please a demographic or advance the narrative). For other tropes about how minorities are portrayed in media, see QueerAsTropes and its subindices, RaceTropes and its subindices, and ReligionTropes. For works that focus on specific minorities, see WorksBySubject.
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!!Tropes:
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* AdaptationalDiversity: An adaptation or remake is more diverse than its source material.
* AdaptationalSexuality: Can be used to make a character LGBT to make the setting more diverse.
* AffirmativeActionGirl: Adding a female character to help even out the gender ratio.
* AffirmativeActionLegacy: The LegacyCharacter is a minority; the original character isn't.
* ButNotTooBlack: Lighter-skinned members of a racial/ethnic minority with Eurocentric features are favored more than those that are darker skinned and have less Eurocentric features.
* ButNotTooForeign: A foreign character (who may be a racial/ethnic minority) still has the majority demographic as part of their heritage.
* ChromosomeCasting: The entire cast is the same sex.
* CosmopolitanCouncil: A shadowy council is nonetheless diverse.
* DisabledInTheAdaptation: A character is given a disability in the adaptation.
* EqualOpportunityEvil: Bad guys apparently don't discriminate, resulting in a diverse group or organization of villains.
* FiveTokenBand: Every member of the cast is some form of minority.
* MagicalMinorityPerson: A minority provides insight, wisdom, and advice to the more socially privileged protagonist.
* MonochromeCasting: The entire cast is of the same race/ethnicity.
* MoreDiverseSequel: A sequel or later installment is more diverse than the original work.
* MultinationalTeam: Every member of the team is from a different country.
* RaceLift: Can involve making a character a racial or ethnic minority to increase the setting's diversity.
* TokenMinority: A minority character added for diversity purposes.
* TokenWhite: The sole white character in a work about racial or ethnic minorities.
* TwoferTokenMinority: A character who fills two diverse niches.
* WatchedItForTheRepresentation: Audiences consume a work because of its minority representation.
* WhiteMaleLead: In an otherwise diverse cast, the main character is a white man who is usually also straight, Christian, and neurotypical.
* WordOfGay: A character is confirmed to be LGBT through extratextual sources.
* YouHaveToHaveJews: Mentioning how Jewish people are well-represented in media.
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