spacecrip:

daystarsearcher:

I like how in TNG eating Klingon food was this terrible psychological ordeal that Riker was just going to have to power through and endure if he wanted to win the Klingons’ respect, and by DS9 everyone’s all, “Oh, there’s a new Klingon restaurant on the Promenade! Let’s go there for our first date!”

That’s really all you need to know to get how TNG’s treatment of multiculturalism differs from DS9’s. TNG is basically a bunch of humans with a very eurocentric focus on their species’ culture (Shakespeare! classical music! Sherlock Holmes! Cyrano! …and absolutely nothing from the African Confederation where Geordi was born) ~tolerating~ alien cultures. Meanwhile, DS9 is humans and Trill and Bajorans and Ferengi and Klingons and Emissaries and mutants and Changelings and former Cardassian oppressors drinking Klingon blood wine in a Ferengi bar during a Bajoran Festival before catching a baseball game in the holosuite.

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dziwaczka:

these are the requested post-it note scribbles from this post. sorry for how long it took me to post them @_@

i’m also sorry for my messy writing + the fact that there there is so much writing at all on them (+ the fact that i drew them in pen lmAO )

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quietly hyperventilating 

serene scully & hip as fuck kira

thank you for drawing scully despite not being super familiar with the x files omg