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Tag Archives: online harassment
Meme-Ing For A Reason #11 – Yeah, I’m Not Playing Ball
I’m “cheating” this month by using a meme I didn’t create! I can’t remember who the OP is, but if you know or are that person, thanks for that, link me to the original and I’ll boost it because it … Continue reading
To The Scott McCall/Tyler Posey Anti-Fans Who Think My Comment Section Is Free Real Estate
You literally do not know me or anything I’ve been up to in the Teen Wolf fandom – because if you did know as much about me as you claim, you’d know that my actual OTP in the show was … Continue reading
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Tagged fandom racism, online harassment, Teen Wolf, Tyler Posey
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When Does Online Harassment From Fandom Stop?
If you’re a person of color… Never If you’re marginalized in some way – queer, a person of color, not a cis dude – you can expect to be subject to months or even years of online harassment from people … Continue reading
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Tagged antiblackness, Candice Patton, fandom harassment, fandom racism, John Boyega, online harassment, Tyler Posey
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Meme-Ing for a Reason #10: Blocked For Not Being Nice To Racists
No one is more surprised than I am that I’ve been able to get to ten memes in this series. While I’m genuinely hilarious and my meme game is on point, there are only so many memes in the world … Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Tone Policing and (A Lack of) Reading Comprehension In Conversations About Racism In Fandom
It is exhausting – truly training – to constantly and purposefully be read and misrepresented as cruel, abusive, aggressive, and mean-spirited simply for talking about racism in multiple fandoms and how racist harassment, white silence, and weaponized POC Too-ness or white womanhood directly hurts me. Continue reading
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Tagged antiblackness, fandom racism, misogynoir, online harassment, white feminism
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Meme-Ing For A Reason #8 – Hello, CIA? I’d Like To Report Some Anti-Racism In Fandom, Thanks
I am always very fascinated by how many of the people online who claim to be “radically anti censorship” and who appear to be very strong advocates for freedom of speech also… actively work to silence other people and censor … Continue reading
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Tagged antiblackness, fandom racism, meme, memes, online harassment
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What Fandom Racism Looks Like: White Silence/Violence
The thing about white silence in fandom is that it’s always actually saying a lot. Continue reading
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Tagged fandom racism, online harassment, white feminism
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What A May… What a May…
May was such a freaking busy month for me. But beyond that, it was also just a very big career boost for me in terms of who I got to talk to and how widely my work was shared and … Continue reading
Meme-ing For A Reason #7 – You’re Out of Touch, Much
The phenomenon of white people deciding that in fact there is zero racism in a space they inhabit, usually because they supposedly haven’t seen it, is bigger than fandom. People of color experience this annoying micro-major aggression everywhere. We get … Continue reading
What Fandom Racism Looks Like: No Safe Space/”Curate Your Space”
I currently have almost three hundred thousand people blocked on my main (still locked) Twitter. Half of them aren’t because of any specific fandom thing (once, I chainblocked a massive “Report for [SPECIFIC IDOL]” account to see if it’d work … Continue reading
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Tagged fandom antiblackness, fandom racism, online harassment
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Meme-ing For A Reason #6 – You Used To Be Able To Hide Your Dogwhistles…
Being anti-racist in fandom is only equal to anti fandom… if you’re a racist and you think that your bigotry is integral to the shape of fandom as you know and love it. Continue reading
[Thread Collection] Pro-Everything But Reading Comprehension, I see
Thread on my locked account from Jun 17, 2020. What I wrote: Black characters get a specific kind of racist fanwork where it’s clear that the author is using fandom and their fanworks to abuse and torture them into place. … Continue reading
A Thought Exercise On Antiblack Microaggressions In Fandom, I Suppose
I just want to talk about how people purposefully misrepresent my work/tweets and assign meanings to it that are actually entirely absent. Because I need to walk through the weirdness to see if I can make it make sense to … Continue reading
[Thread Collection] Palatable Fandom (Anti) Racism (2/23/2021)
Originally a thread on my still-locked main account and edited for clarity with additional links. One thing that’s super fascinating is that white people who talk about racism in fandom, especially doing a gentle “dear fellow white people” on their … Continue reading
[Thread Collection] Sinking the Ship of Theseus in Fandom Harassment Disguised As Discourse (3/15/2021)
Originally posted here and retweets would be appreciated especially if your friends in fandom are falling for the disinformation focused harassment campaigns I’m talking about here. This video absolutely speaks to my ongoing harassment from supposedly “progressive” fandom spaces (for … Continue reading
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