Quote by Magical_felix
First of all they are playing soccer? That's xenophobic against Americans.
Secondly, why doesn't the man get a comfortable place to sit down as well?
Thirdly why does the girl in the middle get a second crate?
Why is the man punished?
I was just wondering why they all get to see the game for free while the people in the stands paid their hard-earned money. While I'm being sarcastic, those were genuine complaints I saw the first time I ever saw this graphic a few years ago, particularly because the version I saw contained a third panel where the fence was removed, and no one needed extra support, symbolizing that instead of helping people adjust to the barrier, the barrier was removed entirely.
My favorite version of this uses an apple tree as a metaphor:
![](https://achievebrowncounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/EYz4uj8UwAAeAtJ.jpg)
Programs like the MBDA are a great stepping stone to addressing the stain of continued systemic racism in this country (the US), but eradicating the need for such an organization should be the ultimate goal, because the barriers that make such organizations and programs necessary should no longer exist.