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Discover Blogs, a voice for the Other 85%

Explore the voices of diversity in Wired Science Blogs, tackling representation in the science blogosphere.

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Today I was curious what people thought of Wired Science Blogs. More honestly, I was really trying to see if anyone else was a little put off by the forced registration to comment. But in the process I ran into this post, In which I notice a trend. The author did some counting before talking, which is always something I respect. Now, I suspect if you have read me closely over the years you can tell I'm not too worked up over lack of proportionality in the science blogosphere, whether it be of sex, race, ethnicity, religion (or irreligion) or politics. I say this as a Right-leaning brown-skinned male who was once termed "the black science blogger" at ScienceBlogs. But can Discover Blogs get some props here? Once they swap out the DNA logo and put in my head shot it will be clear that we're much more ethnically diverse ...

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