Yea… you keep on going with your one sided, uninformed talk here. Enjoy the rest of your day/night. ❤️

Well there are transgender and disabled ppl also featured in some posters too. Maybe you missed those. I however am now speaking on my experience.

Sigh… all the best to you. Just because you want something done your way, doesn’t mean you get it. Most of Portland is bearded white men. It has its pockets of diversity, but it’s white here. I’m not trying to speak for all minorities, but i have no need to elaborate on our experiences in this city.

But at the same time, me an all the other black folks I know, are happy doing our own things. Idk about other ethnicities, but we’re def not worrying about the color of a person on a poster we barely see when we go out to enjoy each other’s company. So let’s not bring race things into this.

As I said before, we try to use images of our regulars at certain events for posters. The Cigar Social is a prime example. Those models had an arrangement and wanted their pictures taken. We just haven’t had an event where someone of color has voiced their want to be featured.

Person of color here, and the person you were chatting with. There’s lots of representation in our space and community, especially within the art that I’ve made in the bar and other images. There’s no excuse, but you don’t get to speak on how some of us are represented, especially not living here.

More of this!

Y’all want community, but don’t know what it’s like to burn out as an organizer throwing events for everyone to both feel safe & have a good time with all that’s going on now. Read what he’s said, & actually process how he feels about his work. If U can’t, then U just need to reflect on yourself.

1. As a person doing art for the Eagle, you need to stop. Almost all of our posters are created by people. 2. The mentioned AI art, the one AI poster we regularly have, has been addressed & explained. He’s a creator, an artist, and an event planner… that puts time & work into what he does. Chill