Both! I think a lot of people noticed that as well, especially around this whole E3 thing. As more activists come out and speak, more people feel comfortable discussing the issue and sharing their experiences. We’ve also had many events that allowed the community to practice activism, if you will, and tell companies diversity topics are important. There have also be movements of support towards companies who defend their employees and products from sexist and otherwise discriminatory attitudes of the privileged gamer. So all of that has been building and building, and soon it will just be the norm until the industry readjusts itself. Things are moving forward, just have to keep going!
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