Unfortunately for Seltzer and Friedman, somebody at the student newspaper noticed that while all of the white students' faces appeared to be shaded, the face of the black student appeared bathed in bright sunlight. When the incident was brought to light, Seltzer and Friedman immediately admitted what they had done and immediately issued personal apologies. As a result of their acts of contrition, the university administration saw no need to discipline the two men in any way. I believe that diversity within a group will ultimately strengthen that group. I harbor no ill will toward people of other races, creeds, religions, or nationalities.
People are people, plain and simple.
If you don't want to take my word for it, find someone who knows me and ask him or her. The fact is this issue is bigger than a discussion of diversity on college campuses. This issue is bigger than a doctored photo. This issue is about the need that organizations of all types feel to portray themselves as culturally diverse. We've all seen it in action in some form or another.