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The core issue revolves around an apparent double standard: White actors are increasingly forbidden from voicing characters of color, while minority actors are encouraged—or even forced—to play characters of different backgrounds. Phil Lamarr's conflicting statements exemplify the inconsistency, as he once championed voice acting without regard to race but now supports racial specificity.
This shift underscores a broader cultural war where perceived privilege and representation dominate conversations, often sidestepping merit and talent. Critics argue that such policies restrict artistic freedom and lead to unfair silencing of capable voice actors.