Me!
Writer, critic, a purposeful pain in your ass about antiblackness, Stitch is here to write what needs writing. Slowly.
Find me elsewhere, here: https://linktr.ee/StitchMM
Now, by popular demand and purposeful refusal to Be Better: Comment Moderation Policies
Struggling with selective reading comprehension issues and think I’ve said something I clearly haven’t? Use this resource to brush up on your lackluster reading comprehension skills and consider leaving me out of your journey!
(And if you think me linking to a resource for something folks CLEARLY struggle with when they come to my site is “abusive“, you need to speak to someone else about that.)
- Follow Stitch's Media Mix on WordPress.com
Tag Archives: Finn meta
[Guest Post] Finn as everyman? How about no?
After the release of The Last Jedi, there was a noticeable shift in how members of the general audience discussed Finn – if they talked about him at all. People who resented his inclusion in The Force Awakens – viewing … Continue reading →
Posted in Fandom, Movies
|
Tagged Finn, Finn meta, guest post, star wars: the last jedi
|
Comments Off on [Guest Post] Finn as everyman? How about no?
Finn – Looks Like A Cinnamon Roll…
In “Cinnamon Rolls, Sinnamon Rolls, and Capable Killers: How to Categorize Your Fav” the author gives the following description for the “True Cinnamon Roll” (which falls under the “Looks like a Cinnamon Roll, Is Actually a Cinnamon Roll” part of the … Continue reading →
Posted in Fandom
|
Tagged fandom racism, Finn, Finn meta, looks like a cinnamon roll, Star Wars: The Force Awakens
|
3 Comments
Fear of Fucking Up: Not Actually A Good Excuse For Erasing Characters of Color
Recently, there’s been a spate of fannish and original writers claiming that they’re so afraid of negative reception and responses from people of color, that they refrain from writing characters of color in their works. We saw this during … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Talk, Fandom
|
Tagged amy lane, fandom, Finn meta, racism, racism in publishing, the star wars discourse
|
3 Comments
You must be logged in to post a comment.