It looks like Saturday Night Live executive producer Lorne Michaels is finally ready for this whole diversity business, as it was announced Wednesday that two black women will be added to the show's writers' room.

"Men At Work is hiring, and they need a diversity staff writer."

Saturday Night Live, which has recently drawn much criticism from bloggers for its lack of diversity on its cast—namely, the dearth of black female comedians—has now come under fire from civil rights groups as well.

Two point nine percent. In 38 years, a mere 2.9% of Saturday Night Live's cast has been both female and black. But according to a man who played Pierre Escargot on national television for half a decade, the reason Saturday Night Live has no black women on air is because black women aren't good enough to be on SNL.