Jade Jaguar
Regular
It'a another case where the gravity of the "B" story heavily outweighs the "A" story... TKO is another example - we are more ineterested in the human story of Ivanova's loss, than we are of Garibaldi's buddy busting "snakeheads".
I'm not one of that "we." I found the A story, about human racism extending into space, and being met with a sort of racism, that kept humans out of the Mutai, to be quite good, the more so, because we have an african-american expressing the racist attitudes, showing that no race is free from racism. I found that more interesting than the stubborn and pouty Ivanova.