User blog comment:Bigwolfonbase/Affirmative Action apparently it even applies to the pack/@comment-98.178.218.5-20130730033621

The show is good at not playing into any stereotypes in my opinion. I mean, sure the only emissarys we've seen are black i.e. magical negros, but maybe we're see white emissarys or something later. And sure Boyd really was more or less the "token werewolf" but...well gee.

I love Teen Wolf; I also think fans who are unable to identify more with the characters, i.e. nonwhites, trans, etc., are used to this sort of issue even though they secretly expect more from the writers. Whether they could bring in writers skilled at this, or take a crackshot at it themselves, I think any attempt the show took to improve every social perspective on teen wolf would only add to the show.

I'm so happy they wrote about this...though I'm not a fan of the AA title because that's a loaded phrase.

"I will be the first to say I was happy as hell when they made a black werewolf and I know I speak for a lot of minorities when I say it really helps connect with a show more when you can see yourself represented.

I know, in a way, it seems racist but it’s just one of those little things I don’t really think Caucasians get because it’s rarely an issue for you guys"

This alone is something that applies within so many daily instances for nonwhites.