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I’m a writer in my late 20s, trying to figure out love, life, and how to get the most out of my TWO (2) degrees. I love research and I’m the kind of nerd that likes analyzing the heck out of every single piece of media I consume so expect a lot of that here.
I’ve got an an opinion on basically everything. If you like strong opinions, candid talk about mental/physical health and trauma, and the occasional ode to fictional characters, then you’ll probably love me.
This blog focuses on analysis of nerdy media, book reviews, and lots of commentary about race in fandom and the source media that spawns our favorite fandoms.
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Author Archives: Zeenah
Fleeting Frustrations #11 – True Fans, Who Fans?
There’s nothing about my Twitter account that clearly pings the mind and calls me out as an obvious fan of K-pop – or… pretty much any form of nerdery outside of a single comic. My profile picture is a picture … Continue reading
No Time To Die – Trailer #1 Thoughts
Back in 2015, I devoted pretty much half a year of my life to covering the Bond films for The Mary Sue (except the last one, somehow). I made that franchise my life and it was, for the most part … Continue reading
WFRLL K-Pop Antiblackness Project #HoodCosplay
I’m just so pleased about how well “hood cosplay” as a term works for my needs across my project on antiblackness in the k-pop industry and its fandom spaces. I had to do a video! If you haven’t hit up … Continue reading
Posted in What Fandom Racism Looks Like
Tagged antiblackness, cultural appropriation, K-Pop
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WFRLL: Black Sound… Somehow Not For Black Fans?
Imagine having the nerve to tell Black fans to “go listen to rap” because – in this case – you were frustrated by yet another conversation about cultural appropriation in the K-pop industry. Continue reading
Posted in What Fandom Racism Looks Like
Tagged antiblackness, fandom racism, K-Pop, misogynoir
Collected Tweets on Racism in Fandom and Certain Sentiments Related to Freedom of Fic(cing) – From 11/24/19
The original thread is here but I have blocked tons of people to maintain my boundaries so I have copied the tweets over here for ease of access for people who still want to see the tweets but can’t because … Continue reading
Fleeting Frustrations #10 – But You’re From L.A., Amber
It’s pointless for me to spend money and emotional energy to travel to see someone who said, with their whole chest, that a Black man deserved to be accosted by the police because he was disrespectful. Continue reading
Post-Shift Stress and You’re Not At Your Best
Being a lone-wolf on St. Thomas can be tough, but –
Tabitha makes it worth it for Mercy. Continue reading
[Stitch Talks Ish] Episode 1: Stitch Talks About The Tablo Podcast’s Episode on Racism
At the end of the day, it’s not like I was expecting a single person on this podcast to talk about East Asian antiblackness or antiblackness in general. So I’m not actually trying to place my own burden of responsibility on them. But I feel like it was a bruise on an otherwise genuinely awesome episode because there was no need to zero in on Black Panther in the way they did, I feel like… it wasn’t a great moment and it was unnecessary on top of that. Continue reading
Posted in A Catch All, Stitch Talks Ish
Tagged antiblackness, marvel cinematic universe, podcast, Stitch Talks Ish
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What Fandom Racism Looks Like: Real Racism
Over the past three years, I’ve documented multiple people who’ve used real world (offline) politics and historic and present atrocities to silence claims of dissent and derail criticism across different fandom spaces. Continue reading
Stitch on JinJja Cha Podcast’s Anti-Blackness in KPOP Episode
Jinjja Cha is a weekly podcast hosted by Girl Davis and April about South Korean Pop Culture and everything else in between. You can find them on: Soundcloud Twitter April’s Twitter Girl Davis’ Twitter Their Website My appearance on Jinjja … Continue reading
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Tagged antiblackness, fandom racism, Jinjja Cha Podcast, K-Pop, podcast
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