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* ''{{Series/Hightown}}'': Jackie is a woman of Dominican heritage and a ButchLesbian. While the cast has other Latino people and lesbians, she's the only one who's both. The other lesbians are also largely [[LipstickLesbian more femme]].
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* ''{{Series/Hightown}}'': Jackie is a woman of Dominican heritage and a ButchLesbian. While the cast has other Latino people and lesbians, she's the only one who's both. The other lesbians are also largely [[LipstickLesbian more femme]].feminine]] and mostly white.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': Bowie and [[spoiler:Raj]], who are gay, are respectively also black and [[spoiler:Indian]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'':
** Bowie and [[spoiler:Raj]], who are gay, are respectively also black and[[spoiler:Indian]].[[spoiler:Indian]].
** Zee is an amputee and, according to WordOfGod, Hispanic.
** Bowie and [[spoiler:Raj]], who are gay, are respectively also black and
** Zee is an amputee and, according to WordOfGod, Hispanic.
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** In "Show Me the Murder", one of the suspects in the murder of sports agent Jake Boshep is Hailey Chen-Lin, a queer Chinese-American former equestrian.
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** In "Show Me the Murder", one of the suspects in the murder of sports agent Jake Boshep is Hailey Chen-Lin, a queer Chinese-American Chinese-Canadian former equestrian. equestrian who now races dirt bikes.
** Another of the characters in "Show Me Murder" is Summer Lake, a female MMA fighter who's olive-skinned, though her ethnicity is unclear.
** Another of the characters in "Show Me Murder" is Summer Lake, a female MMA fighter who's olive-skinned, though her ethnicity is unclear.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2SonsOfLiberty: Scott Dolph is African-American and, if rumors about his relationship with Vamp are to be believed, bisexual.
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* ''Series / Wild Cards 2024
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* ''Series / Wild Cards 2024''Series/WildCards2024'':
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also has a RaceLift to be dark skinned.
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also has a RaceLift to be dark skinned.dark-skinned with a black (equivalent) father and white mother.
* ''Series / Wild Cards 2024
** Max is a Black Canadian woman in an otherwise mostly white cast.
** In "Show Me the Murder", one of the suspects in the murder of sports agent Jake Boshep is Hailey Chen-Lin, a queer Chinese-American former equestrian.
* ''Series / Wild Cards 2024
** Max is a Black Canadian woman in an otherwise mostly white cast.
** In "Show Me the Murder", one of the suspects in the murder of sports agent Jake Boshep is Hailey Chen-Lin, a queer Chinese-American former equestrian.
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** Phastos from ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' is black and gay (complete with a husband (who is played by an actor of Arabic descent) and a son).
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** Phastos from ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' is black and gay (complete with a husband (who himself is played by an actor of Arabic descent) Arabic) and a son).
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** Phastos from ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' is black and gay (complete with a husband and kids).
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** Phastos from ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' is black and gay (complete with a husband (who is played by an actor of Arabic descent) and kids).a son).
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also a a RaceLift to be dark skinned.
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also a has a RaceLift to be dark skinned.
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'': Gus Fring is Chilean-American and he was romantically involved with his male business partner.
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also a a RaceLift to be dark skinned.
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Laenor Velaryon, in addition to having his homosexuality which was implied in the book be confirmed, also a a RaceLift to be dark skinned.
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* ''Film/DeathAtAFuneral'': Peter has achondroplasia and is a homosexual.
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* ''Film/DeathAtAFuneral'': Peter has achondroplasia and is a homosexual. Likewise, his counterpart Frank in the remake, where he's played by [[Creator/PeterDinklage the same actor]]. Additionally in the remake, his late lover was an African American.
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* ''Anime/IsabelleOfParis'': Count Red's gang is full of former disgruntled French soldiers, who are AlwaysMale. The only exception to this is [[MissFanservice Irma]], a [[HeroesWantRedheads red-headed]] [[HotGypsyWoman Hot Romani Woman]]. Though Red encourages her to [[StayInTheKitchen stay away from the battle scene]], she persists anyway.
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* ''Anime/IsabelleOfParis'': Count Red's gang is full of former disgruntled French soldiers, who are AlwaysMale. The only exception to this is [[MissFanservice Irma]], a [[HeroesWantRedheads red-headed]] red-headed [[HotGypsyWoman Hot Romani Woman]]. Though Red encourages her to [[StayInTheKitchen stay away from the battle scene]], she persists anyway.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': [[spoiler:Sheriff Blubs is black and gay]].
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* Big Brother from Creator/AlanMoore's run on ''ComicBook/{{Youngblood}}'', a paraplegic Black kid.
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* Big Brother from Creator/AlanMoore's run on ''ComicBook/{{Youngblood}}'', ''ComicBook/YoungbloodImageComics'', a paraplegic Black kid.
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** Bela appears to be the only student of South Asian ancestry. She's the only one in the cast aside from her parents, who are seen a couple times.
** Alicia is the only character of East Asian descent in the cast, who's also into women.
** Alicia is the only character of East Asian descent in the cast, who's also into women.
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** Bela appears to be is the only student of South Asian ancestry. She's the only one South Asian in the cast aside from her parents, who are seen a couple times.
** Alicia is one of theonly character of two characters in the cast with East Asian descent in the cast, descent, who's also into women.women.
** Jocelyn is a threefer - she's a woman, black, and disabled (she uses a wheelchair).
** Lily is the only explicit Latina in the cast, to judge by her last name of Flores.
** Willow is another threefer - she's a woman, black, and a lesbian.
** Evangelina is the other student aside from Alicia who's of East Asian descent.
** Brandi is a black lesbian who Tatum had previously dated.
** Jess is a black lesbian who Leighton dates briefly.
** Molly, a black lesbian too, who Leighton had sex with once (and Jess's ex-they run into each other).
** Alicia is one of the
** Jocelyn is a threefer - she's a woman, black, and disabled (she uses a wheelchair).
** Lily is the only explicit Latina in the cast, to judge by her last name of Flores.
** Willow is another threefer - she's a woman, black, and a lesbian.
** Evangelina is the other student aside from Alicia who's of East Asian descent.
** Brandi is a black lesbian who Tatum had previously dated.
** Jess is a black lesbian who Leighton dates briefly.
** Molly, a black lesbian too, who Leighton had sex with once (and Jess's ex-they run into each other).
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* ''Series/Hawkeye2021'': Maya is a female Native American who's deaf and an amputee, while she's the only character with all of those traits. Even in ''Series/Echo2024'' after she visits her home Choctaw community she's still the only disabled character.
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* ''Series/{{Obliterated}}'' has two: Trunk is black and gay, while Gomez is Hispanic and lesbian.
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Also, it should be noted that [[TruthInTelevision there can be strong correlations between belonging to one type of minority and another]]. For instance, in a global context, most adherents of non-Christian religions also happen to belong to non-"white" ethnic groups, which from Western perspective makes most Muslims[[note]] although several Balkan countries have large muslim but ethnically slavic populations [[/note]], Hindus, Buddhists, and others worldwide automatic "twofers" (and the female ones "threefers"). And strangely enough, many twofers are Black and Jewish, yet there is almost no acknowledgment of Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel). Not to mention the fact that race has no correlation with whether someone is LGBT, disabled, or otherwise a member of non-cultural minorities. In RealLife this is called a "double minority", with people who fit into these often having to face extra prejudices (e.g. lesbians of color struggle against racism, sexism, ''and'' homophobia).
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Also, it should be noted that [[TruthInTelevision there can be strong correlations between belonging to one type of minority and another]]. For instance, in a global context, most adherents of non-Christian religions also happen to belong to non-"white" ethnic groups, which from Western perspective makes most Muslims[[note]] although several Balkan countries have large muslim Muslim but ethnically slavic populations [[/note]], Hindus, Buddhists, and others worldwide automatic "twofers" (and the female ones "threefers"). And strangely enough, many twofers are Black and Jewish, yet there is almost no acknowledgment of Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel). Not to mention the fact that race has no correlation with whether someone is LGBT, disabled, or otherwise a member of non-cultural minorities. In RealLife this is called a "double minority", with people who fit into these often having to face extra prejudices (e.g. lesbians of color struggle against racism, sexism, ''and'' homophobia).
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Also, it should be noted that [[TruthInTelevision there can be strong correlations between belonging to one type of minority and another]]. For instance, in a global context, most adherents of non-Christian religions also happen to belong to non-"white" ethnic groups, which from Western perspective makes most Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and others worldwide automatic "twofers" (and the female ones "threefers"). And strangely enough, many twofers are Black and Jewish, yet there is almost no acknowledgment of Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel). Not to mention the fact that race has no correlation with whether someone is LGBT, disabled, or otherwise a member of non-cultural minorities. In RealLife this is called a "double minority", with people who fit into these often having to face extra prejudices (e.g. lesbians of color struggle against racism, sexism, ''and'' homophobia).
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Also, it should be noted that [[TruthInTelevision there can be strong correlations between belonging to one type of minority and another]]. For instance, in a global context, most adherents of non-Christian religions also happen to belong to non-"white" ethnic groups, which from Western perspective makes most Muslims, Muslims[[note]] although several Balkan countries have large muslim but ethnically slavic populations [[/note]], Hindus, Buddhists, and others worldwide automatic "twofers" (and the female ones "threefers"). And strangely enough, many twofers are Black and Jewish, yet there is almost no acknowledgment of Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel). Not to mention the fact that race has no correlation with whether someone is LGBT, disabled, or otherwise a member of non-cultural minorities. In RealLife this is called a "double minority", with people who fit into these often having to face extra prejudices (e.g. lesbians of color struggle against racism, sexism, ''and'' homophobia).
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** Blaine is gay and biracial (at least his actor Creator/DarrenCriss is biracial. There've been a few comments on the show that imply Blaine is as well, but his race has never been explicitly stated).
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** Blaine is gay and biracial (at least his actor Creator/DarrenCriss is biracial.half-Filipino. There've been a few comments on the show that imply Blaine is as well, but his race has never been explicitly stated).
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* ''Film/{{Steam}}'': Niala, who's proudly bisexual, is an Englishwoman with South Asian ancestry.
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* ''Film/{{Steam}}'': ''Film/Steam2007'': Niala, who's proudly bisexual, is an Englishwoman with South Asian ancestry.
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* ''Film/DaddyIssues'': Jasmine is the only person of color in the film who's a main character, with the rest being white. She's biracial, with a white mother and her unseen father's black, to judge by her looks. Jasmine's sexually fluid too, seeing an older man as her sugar daddy and dating Maya as well.
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* ''Film/DaddyIssues'': Jasmine is the only person of color in the film who's a main character, with the rest being white. She's biracial, with a white mother and her unseen father's father being black, to judge by her looks. Jasmine's sexually fluid too, seeing an older man as her sugar daddy and dating Maya as well.at the same time.
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* ''Film/DaddyIssues'': Jasmine is the only person of color in the film who's a main character, with the rest being white. She's biracial, with a white mother and her unseen father's black, to judge by her looks. Jasmine's sexually fluid too, seeing an older man as her sugar daddy and dating Maya as well.
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** Zahn is black and also gay. Paolo, Zach's husband, is a Latino.
** Dez, who's also black, starts dating Darby later. In "The Winemaker's Woe", the episode focused on him, more black people also appear (his family and friends), including two queer girls.
** Lindsay too is a woman of color, with an unknown ethnicity (played by a mixed race actress of Chinese and white parentage).
** Dez, who's also black, starts dating Darby later. In "The Winemaker's Woe", the episode focused on him, more black people also appear (his family and friends), including two queer girls.
** Lindsay too is a woman of color, with an unknown ethnicity (played by a mixed race actress of Chinese and white parentage).
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** Zahn Zane is black and also gay. Paolo, Zach's Zane's husband, is a Latino.
**Dez, Des, who's also black, starts dating Darby later. In "The Winemaker's Woe", the episode focused on him, more black people also appear (his family and friends), including two queer girls.
** Lindsaytoo Yip, Luke's new fiancee, is a woman of color, with an unknown ethnicity (played at least part Chinese (and played by a mixed race actress of Chinese and white parentage).
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African Americans. The ButchLesbian and drag king Stormé [=DeLarverie=], a real [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figure from the era]], is also a minor black character (Frankie's friends with her).
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African Americans. The ButchLesbian and drag king Stormé [=DeLarverie=], a real [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figure from the era]], is also a minor black character (Frankie's friends with her). The cast is white other than them.
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When used as a noun, African Americans is spelled without a hyphen. The hyphen only appears when it's used as an adjective.
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** Bishop: African-American, later retconned into being part Australian Aborigine.
** Bling, one of the young Mutants trained at the Xavier Institute, is African American and bisexual. Her crush on Rogue is used as a plot point in one story.
** Bling, one of the young Mutants trained at the Xavier Institute, is African American and bisexual. Her crush on Rogue is used as a plot point in one story.
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** Bishop: African-American, African American, later retconned into being part Australian Aborigine.
** Bling, one of the young Mutants trained at the Xavier Institute, isAfrican American African-American and bisexual. Her crush on Rogue is used as a plot point in one story.
** Bling, one of the young Mutants trained at the Xavier Institute, is
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** The two brothers from ''Literature/{{Valiant}}'' are Hispanic and African American.
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** The two brothers from ''Literature/{{Valiant}}'' are Hispanic and African American.African-American.
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* The wheelchair bound Cinderella can become this in the e-book version of ''Cinderella Spinderella'' if the reader chooses the Autumn (African-American), Spring (Asian), Summer (Hispanic) or Monsoon (Indian) options. Averted with the Winter option, which is Caucasian.
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* The wheelchair bound Cinderella can become this in the e-book version of ''Cinderella Spinderella'' if the reader chooses the Autumn (African-American), (African American), Spring (Asian), Summer (Hispanic) or Monsoon (Indian) options. Averted with the Winter option, which is Caucasian.
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** Sharla Shepard is an African-American and it turns out is also a lesbian whom Sarah was involved with.
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African-Americans. The ButchLesbian and drag king Stormé [=DeLarverie=], a real [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figure from the era]], is also a minor black character (Frankie's friends with her).
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African-Americans.African Americans. The ButchLesbian and drag king Stormé [=DeLarverie=], a real [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figure from the era]], is also a minor black character (Frankie's friends with her).
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* ''Series/TheSpencerSisters'': The cast is mostly white and straight, with a few exceptions.
** Zahn is black and also gay. Paolo, Zach's husband, is a Latino.
** Dez, who's also black, starts dating Darby later. In "The Winemaker's Woe", the episode focused on him, more black people also appear (his family and friends), including two queer girls.
** Lindsay too is a woman of color, with an unknown ethnicity (played by a mixed race actress of Chinese and white parentage).
** Zahn is black and also gay. Paolo, Zach's husband, is a Latino.
** Dez, who's also black, starts dating Darby later. In "The Winemaker's Woe", the episode focused on him, more black people also appear (his family and friends), including two queer girls.
** Lindsay too is a woman of color, with an unknown ethnicity (played by a mixed race actress of Chinese and white parentage).
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African Americans.
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African Americans.African-Americans. The ButchLesbian and drag king Stormé [=DeLarverie=], a real [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figure from the era]], is also a minor black character (Frankie's friends with her).
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' starts with the recurring character of Dr. Lanie Parish (African-American female), the local medical examiner and Kate's best friend. The latest season also adds Captain Victoria Gates of the same minority groups.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' starts with the recurring character of Dr. Lanie Parish (African-American female), the local medical examiner and Kate's best friend. The latest season also adds Captain Victoria Gates of the same minority groups.
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus and Frankie are gay African Americans.
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': Marcus and Marcus, Frankie and Jerome are gay African Americans.