Me!
I’m a writer in my late 20s, trying to figure out love, life, and how to get the most out of my MA in Literature. I love research and, no joke, 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.
And if you don’t… oh well!
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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Tag Archives: blackness
Stitch Has THOUGHTS on that DKDK TV Video on BLM, Cultural Appropriation, and… Racial Slurs
Like if you’re going to have a platform, especially like DKDKTV does you should definitely be expected educate yourself and those guys really haven’t across the years. It’s been very like this – they have yet to do a video on blackness specifically and like anti blackness that hasn’t been kind of like shit. Continue reading
Stitch Watches Watchmen
I think there are a ton of things I think I want to talk about once I eventually watch it again. This is a show that pulls from the source material but then updates it in innovative and absolutely interesting ways. Continue reading
[Stitch Answers Feedback] What Can Non-Black Fans Do?
If you really want to be good to Black fans and responsible when creating content for Black characters, you need to decenter yourself and accept that sometimes your best won’t be good enough. Continue reading
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse and Miles Morales: Spider-Man: When Authenticity Matters
The thing about diversity, is that when it’s shallow, it’s hurtful as hell. Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged blackness, Miles Morales: A Spider-Man Novel, representation matters, Spider-Man
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[Stitch Elsewhere] Luke Cage review @ Strange Horizons
After eight years, fourteen feature-length films, and four separate television series, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has finally managed to place a Black man front and center in his own narrative. Luke Cage, a character previously seen as a supporting character … Continue reading
A Political Stitch
Note: if it’s not clear (but it should be), this is a celebration of my identity and my Blackness because February is Black History Month and it’s taken me this long to put my thoughts together. “I didn’t know you … Continue reading
Posted in Stitch Offline, Totally Anecdotal
Tagged Black history, black identity, blackness, queerness
