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The show features clear diversity in its main casting. Minority actors play prominent roles. O-T Fagbenle plays a big investor. America Ferrera plays a successful business founder. These real-life or composite figures were white in history. This shows a modern focus on representation. However, it does not distract from the main plot.

The dialogue is mostly about business and money. There are some minor talks about women's rights and equality at work. This happens during a company camp where female workers talk about having more power. These talks are quick and stay in the background.

The story shows some workplace gender struggles. It critiques a female boss who has bad views on women's roles. The female workers unite to demand better treatment. These themes are visible but remain a small part of the overall biographical story.

The show mocks greedy business culture. It critiques rich people who use new-age language to trick others. It shows modern startup culture as toxic and full of selfish men. This is a standard critique of corporate greed rather than a deep activist attack on Western systems.

The show changes some real people into composite characters. It casts diverse actors in these roles. For example, a Black actor plays a role based on a white investor. A Hispanic actress plays a character based on a white co-founder. These changes match modern representation goals.

There was almost no anti-woke backlash. Viewers did not complain about identity politics in the show. Most people discussed the weird behavior of the main characters and the real-life business crash.

Some of the writers have a strong history of progressive activism. Eleanor Burgess and Zenzele Price have high woke scores. However, the show's creators and directors are politically neutral and focus on mainstream stories.