Hair, Racism, Histories, and Inclusiveness
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Nov. 12th, 2007 @ 02:55 pm
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elvensorceress at lj posted a moderator announcement in a Chad/Ryan (High School Musical) community regarding a sensitive topic. Discussions ensued. |
Some thoughts on writing outside my experience (a guide)
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Oct. 24th, 2007 @ 03:56 pm
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Eid Fic! On lj!
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Oct. 12th, 2007 @ 09:26 pm
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eid_fic
EID FIC!!!!!
Yay.
Who's a muslim character? I can't think of one! If I could, I'd write a drabble.
*mopes* |
Race, Entertainment
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Sep. 16th, 2007 @ 12:09 pm
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The wonderful Mahogany Cafe contains a wonderful archive of articles about Hollywood, ethnicity, and gender.Current Music: may - belle epoque
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RPG: Stone Baby Games' "Steal Away Jordan"
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Sep. 16th, 2007 @ 11:57 am
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...there are tons of popular rpgs, hippie, indie, mainstream, where the objectives are to fuck people's shit up, put on over on someone, kill, maim, hurt, win, be notorious, save yourself, your loved ones, kill your enemy, live, die, do something heroic. And this game is no different.
You do not play a "subject"! You don't play a "victim"! You play a person, for crying out loud. Slaves were people. If you play a person, you will likely strive for good things to happen to you and everyone you care about. You'll look for good things. You'll seek to love people. And you'll probably figure out real quick how to get out of bad things happening to you. You'll then create an uplifting story, because, coming out of adversity is uplifting, it's what most slave narratives are about, it's what slaves would want to do. Heck it's what many, many role playing games are about. Slave narratives are about people who happen to be slaves, but are people first. Slave narratives are about people maintaining their dignity and humanity in the face adversity. Sounds like a lot of role playing games. Julia Bond Ellingboe on her game Steal Away Jordan
The above is actually from discussions I learned of via gamers_of_color) at lj.
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» Tokenism, Jews, skanky race issues, tv |
"The *definition* of a token character is one who is given a specific set of characteristics just so someone on the set can be said to have them."
Where's my parade?
Addendum to Prior Post
From Nanny Fine to Ziva David- Fictional Jewish Women Characters on Television
Sep. 11th, 2007 @ 10:35 am
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» People of Color SF Carnival |
Submissions here for the next PoC SF Carnival. :)
Just a little nudging.
Deadline is September 25th/2007
Sep. 7th, 2007 @ 11:33 am
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» People of Colour in SciFi & Fantasy Blog Carnival |
The Second Carnival is up.
It's been an interesting month for People of Colour.
Everyone please go check it out and thank Wychwood for all her hard work. Read and tell your friends and get them to tell their friends.
Aug. 25th, 2007 @ 11:19 am
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» IBARW: Grab Your CoC meme - C. Fillmore |
Post here for International Blog Against Racism Week / Grabbing Your CoC.
Aug. 10th, 2007 @ 11:16 am
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