Not when one group is already vastly over-represented, but well done on missing the point. Your congress is not diverse, and adding/keeping a white man in the mix is never going to make it more diverse.

yeah, and the congress is irrelevant and again, voted in by voters. Kamala is not at the reins of the congress, you should be advocating for minorities to run for congress positions then. I'm in support of that, i have nothing against that. I just don't believe you should be going for ONLY representation in government, you need the correct people in office.

Might i also add that the kamala ticket is also the most diverse ticket we have in this election cycle, every other candidate you can vote for is old white men, this one is an older black woman, and an older white man who is her VP.

And with that, thanks for demonstrating my actual point (and also that you are clearly conflating diversity with representation, as well as ignoring every statistical reality about the makeup of your government and population to build your strawman):

you mean the point you were making about how the US government is a representative democracy which intends to equally represent the demographic of each state relatively equivalent to the population demographics of that state?

I know it’s so so scary to even imagine, but don’t fret, even if she had picked someone who isn’t a white man, you’d continue to be vastly over-represented for no good reason at all…

vastly over-represented how? Do my votes count more magically because i'm white? If we're talking about representation i think we should put mentally ill people into office because i feel extremely under-represented in that category.

“When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression"

there is almost no situation in which the presidential candidate and their VP being both of minority status would "increase" diversity in any meaningful way. Arguably since it's federal, and we're talking nationwide, the most diverse and representative cast would literally just be a white person, and someone else.

To be clear, i have no problems with two minority candidates running for office together, if they have good policy and a really good campaign. Kamala and walz have quite literally the best campaign built in a long time. Picking anybody other than walz in this would have likely been a mistake. It just wouldn't get as much reach as it currently is. And when you're literally trying to run to gain a representative vote in your country, not having a white person on your ticket is probably going to hurt that representation.

also, little tidbit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_States#Race_and_ethnicity some demographics data, as of 2020 census, about 50% of the US population was white, not mixed white, but white, about 20% was hispanic (always bigger than i remember for some reason, i guess i just don't think about it often lol) every other group except for blacks being less than 10%

so in your optimal minority pick, you would pick hispanic, and black candidates, which would represent about 30% of the country. Kamala and walz is about 60% of representation, about 2x as much as the optimal minority pick. The OPTIMAL pick would be white and hispanic, at about 70% representation total.

to make my point clear here, if you're trying to reach out for as much representation and support based on that representation as possible, which is what the idea behind diversity primarily is, this is a pretty good lineup.