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With the 2950 elections coming around, what are the candidates' feelings towards the way Tevarin within the Empire have been treated?

TL;DRMost candidates want to better integrate the Tevarin, some with specific programs, while the closest to opposition thinks they deserve equality but not special treatment; the extremist views didn't reach the final five.

Yeah. It varies. Most of them would like to better integrate them, or at least are going to put forward the idea that they want them to be better integrated into the empire, because Suj Kasi has become a senator, and there does seem to be a rise of people of Tevarin descent rediscovering their culture. So they're trying to appeal to that voter base.

Will WeissbaumLead Writer

A lot of the more extremist views on Tevarin and human-alien species didn't make it into the final five. There's people out there that like to see it. I think the closest may be Paul LaSalle, who thinks they deserve equality but not special treatment; that's kind of his stance on it.

Yeah, both Leilani Addison and Mira Neo have called out specifically that they would probably create programs that would aim to better integrate the Tevarin into the Empire. Mira Neo, I think, would even want to set a certain percentage of each UEE office that had to have, let's say, 10% Tevarin working in it, as a way to integrate their ideas and their influence into the UEE. So there are some people that, if anything, are going to be more proactive about trying to get them to participate. There's no bad will in these final five candidates. If anything, they just would raise their hands and be like, they can lift themselves up by their own bootstraps, and they have the same opportunity as anybody else if they want to try to achieve that.

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Published on this date.12 Jun 2020
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