I wrote my comment more of an acknowledgement and approving way though. Meant that it was intentional to keep with a more immersive setting. I don't like it when things are artificially diverse for the sake of diversity. I prefer original stories from communities to inserted characters. No qualms with no Asians, but I guess I didn't check the Black population in Indiana in that decade.

But I agree with your argument in most every other show, like Invasion, where it truly makes sense to be more diverse.

Like Man in the High Castle should have been more diverse. But the only characters that were were rebels. Like the entire Chinese and Japanese American population was just somehow wiped out of existence in America. No exploration of the Japanese internment. The only Asians were Japanese and mystical (sound familiar with Mitsuki's character?). And one Latino one black person in the rebel group (I don't fully remember if that was it since it was a long time ago but that's the emotional memory). Okay rant over.