Why are the majority of the teachers at Hogwarts minorities?

[COWABUNGA]

Maybe like 1 international teacher, and they'd probably still be from another European school, but we have like 4? Asian teachers and one from Africa. Only white teachers I can think off are the garlic woman and the wannabe snape dude.

If the game was based in 1890s Uagadou would I expect to see the teachers made up of 60%+ white people? I think it's about time Africa fully represented the multi-cultural society we all live in today, it's only right that at least 50% of Uagadou students are a mixture of asian, european, and hispanic wizards. Especially considering how they are the largest school by far, probably a result of intense immigration from Europe, yes?

[annedoe]

There's only is one Asian teacher. The Flying professor.

[nuclearpanda31]

Of all the things to complain about with this game this is what you choose?

[COWABUNGA]

Originally posted by annedoe:

There's only is one Asian teacher. The Flying professor.

Professor Shah
Professor Howin
Professor Kogawa
Professor Ronen
Professor Moon

That's 5 that I can remember

[Ansgar Odinson]

Brittain in the 1890s was something of a cultural center of the world. With their occupation of and trade ties to India, Africa, China, and more, foriegn peoples were not an uncommon sight, especially in wealthy and learned circles.

Also, this is Hogwarts, not real world London. Its fantasy.

[COWABUNGA]

Originally posted by Ansgar Odinson:

Brittain in the 1890s was something of a cultural center of the world. With their occupation of and trade ties to India, Africa, China, and more, foriegn peoples were not an uncommon sight, especially in wealthy and learned circles.

Also, this is Hogwarts, not real world London. Its fantasy.

That's just not true at all. Your average person would not travel the globe to end up in London, maybe the top 1% of their respective countries would find themselves dealing in politics and business in London on occasion, it's not like your average pleb made his way to England with open arms.

[Ansgar Odinson]

Originally posted by SNEED:

Originally posted by Ansgar Odinson:

Brittain in the 1890s was something of a cultural center of the world. With their occupation of and trade ties to India, Africa, China, and more, foriegn peoples were not an uncommon sight, especially in wealthy and learned circles.

Also, this is Hogwarts, not real world London. Its fantasy.

That's just not true at all. Your average person would not travel the globe to end up in London, maybe the top 1% of their respective countries would find themselves dealing in politics and business in London on occasion, it's not like your average pleb made his way to England with open arms.

They arent average people. They are wealthy and learned people. They are wizzards

[Glumurphonel]

who cares

[Moga CMDR]

YA fantasy is too had for some people.

[Cyrus]

Wizards are not always well learned, magic is genetic. With the only known exception of muggle born and potentially vampires.

[OneEye]

Originally posted by Moga CMDR:

YA fantasy is too had for some people.

It’s amazing what reaction a collection of off white color pixels causes in some isn’t it.

[sno0ks]

Originally posted by annedoe:

There's only is one Asian teacher. The Flying professor.

beast trainer also. techincally astrology and charms if you consider the middle east and india to be part of asia.

[COWABUNGA]

Originally posted by Ansgar Odinson:

Originally posted by SNEED:

That's just not true at all. Your average person would not travel the globe to end up in London, maybe the top 1% of their respective countries would find themselves dealing in politics and business in London on occasion, it's not like your average pleb made his way to England with open arms.

They arent average people. They are wealthy and learned people. They are wizzards

But it implies that England, or even all of Europe is lacking in enough learned people to fulfil those roles at hogwarts. Surely there are plenty of people in England alone who would be capable of being a flight instructor, you shouldn't need to import from fkn Japan.

[Sir_Osetr]

oh dude, game is very woke, but you cannot complain :) modern "culture"

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by SNEED:

Originally posted by Ansgar Odinson:

They arent average people. They are wealthy and learned people. They are wizzards

But it implies that England, or even all of Europe is lacking in enough learned people to fulfil those roles at hogwarts. Surely there are plenty of people in England alone who would be capable of being a flight instructor, you shouldn't need to import from fkn Japan.

Why settle for second (or third, fourth, etc.) best?

There are more people outside of any given country than there are in it. All other things being equal, it's more likely that someone outside the country will be the best at a specific activity than someone in it.

[Patricia Hapon]

Originally posted by SNEED:

Originally posted by Ansgar Odinson:

They arent average people. They are wealthy and learned people. They are wizzards

But it implies that England, or even all of Europe is lacking in enough learned people to fulfil those roles at hogwarts. Surely there are plenty of people in England alone who would be capable of being a flight instructor, you shouldn't need to import from fkn Japan.

Well, I pretty much don't care about most of the debat here.
But I'll take you're answer as a transition for my point :
For pretty much everyone that think that this fictional universe care about being wealthy or learned, you're speaking about a universe where wizarding come from "talent" not education and everyone and his grandmother can use flying items and teleport.

So... Yeah, being rich, poor, learned or ignorant mean nothing.
After all HP grew up under some stairs with a quite poor education and pretty much instantly became a talented rich guy just by crossing over to the wizarding world.