#AsexualRepresentation

What: A Thunderclap Everyone signs up to Thunderclap. If we hit the 250 people, the tweets/posts will be made when the next episode airs, spreading out a big, unified blast on the internet with a wide reach because of each person’s followers. *This time I opted for a higher goal since we did so well last time.

When: Sign up before March 2, 2017 9pm est The tweets/posts will go out when Riverdale’s second to last episode airs. Why: Jughead in Archie Comics is the most well known, cannonly asexual and aromantic character. The CW show Riverdale, which is based on the comics, decided that this aspect of his character was not important. For many people, Jughead was the first time they saw a character they could relate to. This could have been the first time many people felt represented by mainstream television. This also could have been a major opportunity for television to break down the stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding asexuality. In choosing the second to last episode, it’s my hope that our messages wont be overshadowed by any season finale press or attention. 

The Message: #Riverdale make Jughead asexual in season 2. End the asexual erasure. #AroAceJugheadOrBust 

What: A Thunderclap Everyone signs up to Thunderclap. If we hit the 250 people, the tweets/posts will be made when the next episode airs, spreading out a big, unified blast on the internet with a wide reach because of each person’s followers. *This time I opted for a higher goal since we did so well last time.

When: Sign up before March 2, 2017 9pm est The tweets/posts will go out when Riverdale’s second to last episode airs. Why: Jughead in Archie Comics is the most well known, cannonly asexual and aromantic character. The CW show Riverdale, which is based on the comics, decided that this aspect of his character was not important. For many people, Jughead was the first time they saw a character they could relate to. This could have been the first time many people felt represented by mainstream television. This also could have been a major opportunity for television to break down the stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding asexuality. In choosing the second to last episode, it’s my hope that our messages wont be overshadowed by any season finale press or attention. 

The Message: #Riverdale make Jughead asexual in season 2. End the asexual erasure. #AroAceJugheadOrBust 

What: A Thunderclap Everyone signs up to Thunderclap. If we hit the 250 people, the tweets/posts will be made when the next episode airs, spreading out a big, unified blast on the internet with a wide reach because of each person’s followers. *This time I opted for a higher goal since we did so well last time.

When: Sign up before March 2, 2017 9pm est The tweets/posts will go out when Riverdale’s second to last episode airs. Why: Jughead in Archie Comics is the most well known, cannonly asexual and aromantic character. The CW show Riverdale, which is based on the comics, decided that this aspect of his character was not important. For many people, Jughead was the first time they saw a character they could relate to. This could have been the first time many people felt represented by mainstream television. This also could have been a major opportunity for television to break down the stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding asexuality. In choosing the second to last episode, it’s my hope that our messages wont be overshadowed by any season finale press or attention. 

The Message: #Riverdale make Jughead asexual in season 2. End the asexual erasure. #AroAceJugheadOrBust 

Busting Misconceptions about Asexuality!

I’m back! And I’ve got a new camera and a new mic I’m trying to figure out (sorry if the audio is still a little weird, I’m working on it!)