<p>Discussing both episodes from the lens of racism and discrimination.  We will discuss these concepts while looking at how specific characters dealt with these issues. In DS9, Sisko was originally discriminating based on employment and Odo attempted to expand the thinking of the Jem Hadar.  In TOS, we explore how Spock and McCoy dealt with the issue differently. </p>

Discussing both episodes from the lens of racism and discrimination. We will discuss these concepts while looking at how specific characters dealt with these issues. In DS9, Sisko was originally discriminating based on employment and Odo attempted to expand the thinking of the Jem Hadar. In TOS, we explore how Spock and McCoy dealt with the issue differently.

<p>Discussing both episodes from the lens of racism and discrimination. &nbsp;We will discuss these concepts while looking at how specific characters dealt with these issues. In DS9, Sisko was originally discriminating based on employment and Odo attempted to expand the thinking of the Jem Hadar. &nbsp;In TOS, we explore how Spock and McCoy dealt with the issue differently.&nbsp;</p>

Comrades, Ep 5 (DS9's The Abandoned and TOS's The Balance of Terror)

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Comrades, Ep 5 (DS9's The Abandoned and TOS's The Balance of Terror)

Comrades, Ep 5 (DS9's The Abandoned and TOS's The Balance of Terror)