[TonyBagODonuts]

I was shown the google image results for "happy white woman" vs "happy black woman" and the difference in results are stark. I do believe there's an agenda now, if it's internal to google or seo manipulation I don't know, but it's there.

[kypro]

I've seen people bring this up before and to play devils advocate here I've wondered before if this is more because white people/couples are seen as the default.

For example have you ever noticed how when a white guy achieves something it's reported like, "Physicist John Smith wins nobel prize", but were it a black guy it would be reported as, "Black Physicist John Smith wins nobel prize"? And beyond the title the content of the second article will often be how white guys are over represented and that this is a sign of progress.

So perhaps this is what we should expect to see given any article which discusses white women as a group is probably in relation to some racial issue faced by black women.

[aborsy]

Interesting. I can’t help but notice something is at play!

[giardini]

Quite a striking difference! The first page of "happy black woman" shows black women being happy, mostly alone but "happy white woman" shows white women with men at least half the time and about half of those are men of color!

I tried a few variations and can only conclude that Google has become a piece of shite as far as search is concerned. I hear it's still OK for translation but, if the current situation continues, they'll soon be mistranslating to some unknown purpose.

[muzani]

Ironically, this is the top result: https://theconversation.com/googles-algorithms-discriminate-...