Im a barbie girl in a barbie world,,,,,,,,why dont' we just paint everything blonde hair and blue eyes, which is exactly what the images of Jesus Christ are in many editions of the Bible.........Jesus lived 2000 years ago when the contact between Europe and the Middle East was not even close to what it is now........

Views You Can Use: An Oscars Whiteout

The 87th annual Academy Awards snubbed diversity in its nominations this year.

A scene from "The Imitation Game," which picked up eight nominations.

By Rachel BrodyJan. 15, 2015 | 4:00 p.m. EST+ More

And the Oscar goes to… a white male, probably. 

[READ: Women and Feminism Get Golden Globes Nods, Pundits React]

This year’s Academy Awards acting nominations – all 20 of them – went to white actors and actresses, making it the least diverse crop of Oscar nominees in 19 years, reported The Atlantic’s David Sims. He, like many others, pointed to the glaring absence of nominations for “Selma,” a biopic centered on Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous march for civil rights. “We expect the Academy Awards to ignore allkinds of great genre material,” he wrote. “[T]he 2015 list feels all the more galling because David Oyelowo's performance and Ava DuVernay's direction were not just extraordinarily good, but also very Oscar-friendly.”

Reaction on Twitter, as expected, was swift and critical: