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nothing worse then when women/tme nonbinaries say they don’t want to create/consume media about women and especially of women who have romantic/sexual relationships with other women + trans women because they think that girlhood/womanhood is too traumatic and tiring and they’d rather dissociate from their selves and their realities by instead only focusing on consuming/creating media about gay men because it’s more interesting to explore or whatever. like. oh okay so you just want to project the lived realities of misogyny onto gay men by using homophobia because you don’t want to explore and define womanhood from outside the realm of misogyny/patriarchy because you’re too afraid to read/write about the complex and rich inner lives of women and especially lbt women. okay. like yes to shame but if you only like reading yaoi/bl manhwa/shounen/seinen/danmei and not yuri/gl manhwa/shoujo/josei/baihe why is that huh. why do you find media about women too difficult to engage in on a serious level.

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THE BEAR 1.08 "Braciole" 2.01 "Beef"

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There's an auction to support the Motion Picture and Television Fund for healthcare for those striking in Hollywood and there's the usual Zooms and dinners with actors, but some of the biddable items are absolutely unreal in the best way

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So apparently another whole ass animated scooby doo movie was canceled, this time featuring Krypto the Superdog, but it leaked onto 4chan and was uploaded onto the internet archive

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PSA for people who got into Barbie because of the movie:

Just because it was in the movie doesn't mean it's like, an actual fact about the line or Mattel.

Like, the idea that Earring Magic Ken was discontinued. Like. Yeah, he was, but that's how all doll releases work? He had a normal run for a doll. He wasn't cancelled early or pulled from shelves. They still make Ken dolls. "Discontinued" is really misleading. By that logic all the Barbies in Barbie land not being currently sold in stores are discontinued. Ponytail 1959 is discontinued. President Barbie is discontinued. Ect. Ect.

Also those tiktoks claiming to explain Barbie history and lore? A lot of those are spreading misinformation as well. Just be careful at taking info at face value.

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Let this be your sign to watch older movies right now please

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discless steelbook? discless steelbook?? literally an empty case with a logo on it??

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refseek.com

www.worldcat.org/

link.springer.com

http://bioline.org.br/

repec.org

science.gov

pdfdrive.com

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amptp’s bluffing by the way

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i’m speechless

This is how the system of white supremacy  operates. The media is used 2 create stereotypes like blk on blk crime.They need black men to fill jail cells for the Prison Indstrial complex

You know what? I’m tired of this. I do not know what exactly they are waiting for. I mean our government comes up with “reasons” to invade other countries, such as Syria, like their government is allegedly violating human rights or something like that. but… I mean for other countries, they do not even have to go deep to bomb the fuck out of this place, they can just look at our media. And this has been happening to people of color since the media has existed.

I’ll never forget this 👇🏾

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African Folktales Reimagined on Netflix gets a global release date

“Tales as old as time from across the African continent, reimagined and retold by a new generation of six storytellers, are coming to Netflix. 

In partnership with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), African Folktales Reimaged Short Films will launch on Netflix on 29 March 2023. 

The anthology of six short films was launched as part of Netflix’s partnership with UNESCO to support the next generation of storytellers with resources, including a $90 000 budget and creative guidance by established filmmakers as mentors to bring their stories to life.”  - X

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Today I learned 3D animation is a horror show outside the camera's field of view.

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Your daily dose of cat memes

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News - If you live in the US, you can now watch all 200 episodes of the original 90s Sailor Moon anime on Viz Media’s Youtube channel for free! Viz also added all of the Inuyasha TV series and movies, as well as more recent shows like Death Note and Hunter x Hunter. 

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This is what I mean when I say "fans pretend that they're powerless and have no choice about how they interact with canon/fandom to abdicate responsibility":

...but fanwork creators are not helpless, passive mirrors being held up to canon. We are active participants in responding to and reshaping the narratives that we have chosen to consume/buy from professional creatives and corporations.

Heteronormativity is also a story "we're told from infancy." Heterormativity is ALSO a "structure of power that we live and breathe and eat and sleep within... [a] political and social structure that defines our worlds."

AND YET we challenge that ALL THE TIME, as fans! Why does heteronormativity get to be an exception while misogyny, white supremacy, and other forms of bigotry get a pass?

The person I screenshotted has a WHOLE PHD and yet can't imagine fandom as any better than sheeple being led around by our noses and forced to drink from the well of bigotry.

Never MIND that there's actually a lot of media out there for fandom to "learn other narratives from" featuring women &/or PoC - but when given those opportunities, fandom either ignores that media or manages to make those stories about White Guy Bystander #3 ANYway. Or "this is really cool world building, what if we ignored the female protagonists / protagonists of color and used it as a neat au setting for our white male blorbos instead!"

Fandom is not passive. Fandom makes ACTIVE CHOICES.

And denying our agency wrt bigotry while ALSO celebrating fandom as a ~queer feminist utopia~ where we ~reclaim popular narratives~ and ~rewrite them according to our wildest whims~ is just exposing what our priorities REALLY are. It exposes what we think is immutable about society, what's "too hard" or "impossible" to challenge (even internally), and what we think is worth actively resisting.