This may be the dumbest grant yet. All it takes to deny this faggot's presumptions is to simply look at screenshots of random games, which will overwhelmingly show that hair on non-whites look fine. You don't need a million dollars for that.

From a mahematical perspective, it's easier to ray trace a straight line, than it is a curve, since it requires less computation power. Going from A ->B is easy, however A->B with a few vertices thrown in becomes much harder. This is even made harder when you factor in animations, and prefabs, meshes, etc. But no, it's gotta be racism ...

Kim believes that this racial bias in video game hair stems from Computer Graphics Researchers that have “historically favored the simulation and rendering of straight hair, which is racially coded as European or Caucasian hair.”

Or Asian hair, or Native American hair, or Latin American hair, or Indian hair ...