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ravenpaw!! little guy
tiny. miniscule. absolutely fantastic.
please read this educational document covering anti-indigenous writing in warriors:
https://twitter.com/telekitnetic/status/1439730865051881474?s=21
scourge appeared in one book in the main series and was more influential and interesting than tigerstar in his entirety

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Trying to get better with promarkers, so have some Scourge/Tiny pages from my sketchbook!
sorry for the phone camera quality, i might scan them later if i find the time â¨
oh who are these two colorful cats!! I couldn't possibly know
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yknow speaking as a disabled person i have never cared for briar/jay/cinder become warriors auâs. thereâs something very unsettling to me about how being a warrior is seen as giving your life âmore purposeâ or worth as an individual or whatever and it feels a lot like the âdisabled people need to be active in their community in order for their existence to have valueâ narrative and imo the problems with the series ableism run far deeper than just letting disabled cats be warriors because these characters shouldnât have to hunt or be able to fight just to not be seen as a burden and the insinuation that they do is only driving the issue deeper. warriors being seen as the âdefault,â the most important thing you can strive for (which ties into deeper issues regarding âclan loyaltyâ and the entire society of the clans being built upon âwar is epic and cool and badass and also just a natural part of life so get used to itâ but thatâs another can of worms so w/e), is where the innate issue lies. âoh but jayfeather WANTED to be a warriorâ yeah jayfeatherâs not real and he was written by people who have very twisted notions about how the world is supposed to work

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i think ppl need to realize that warrior cats (or any other fantasy animal series) being criticized for anti-indigenous racism doesnt mean that u need to drop them n never consume that content, it just means that u need to keep those citicisms in mind and analyze why theyre bad n why its so common for this genre. its not enough to just go âwell indigenous ppl online said this series has anti-indigenous racism in it, which is badâ, u need to actually figure out stuff like why (usually white) authors go for native stereotypes for inspiration for stuff like âbook about animals living in the wildâ
hi! obviously you don't have to answer this if you are uncomfortable/ don't feel up to it but what exactly would you say is appropriation and makes you uncomfortable regarding warrior cats names? i find the concept of the cats having nature based names that are descriptive of their personality and stuff interesting, and would like to think of a naming system that doesn't have the current issues and implications since obviously i don't want to encourage anything disrespectful or offensive. looking into native american names and comparing to wc i do get an icky feeling, but i still can't quite put my finger on why. is it the fact that they change throughout their lifetime? the fact that they are compund words? a mix of these? something entirely different? i couldn't find any info on what makes them offensive, is why i'm asking, but again please only answer this if you feel comfortable, i totally understand why you wouldn't want to engage with this issue any further, and thanks for taking the time to read this regardless. sending good vibes your way <3
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Alright so, the names. Medicine cat is not a bad name, I don't find that insulting or literally anything to do with Native American culture. What tends to bother me is some names - but it actually doesn't bother me that much! I know people who have last names like Swift Current, Sand Storm, Red Willow etc etc - but I'm almost certain that it's a coincidence. I love warrior cat names. It's not really about changing throughout the lifetime, or the fact that they are compound names, I think personally it all comes down to language and the relationship Indigenous peoples have to the English version of their ancestral names/words. English is all a lot of us have left, having been through generations of trauma that ripped our culture from their roots and killed our languages. Being hunted, seen as savages and different, having our folklore bastardized (Wendigos, for example) by people who just think it's cool and don't bother consulting or even considering the opinions of the people who those cultural pieces belong to. But I'm 99% certain warrior cat names and the clans are not a part of this. This is not fuckin Wumba's Wigwam, these are British-coded cats living in a world that makes sense in the fantasy world they were written in, Warrior Cats is not where we should be focusing any of this on. Acknowledge, and move on.
Yes, the perpetuation of the fans with these names and connecting it back to Native American culture specifically with the feathers and the tribe and whatnot is in very poor taste. But I think do many of the complaints were meant to be generalized to a lot of different media - it's probably hurtful to people who think that Warrior Cats is based on Native American culture, but the fact is that it is not. It's just not. I know this because reading these you can tell that there's no fucking way these god fearing cats are Indigenous LMAO there's NO way! It actually bothers me MORE that this is coming up at all. Racism is a touchy topic, esp for Native Americans, ESP where I live and what my family has been through, but it takes one look outside the fury that might be felt to see "oh, actually, that's not it here man". The fact that people are thinking about stepping away from the series or hounding people about it makes me more sad. It feels like people are looking at angry twitter voices and perpetuating them more than Native American fans who have resonated in some way with these characters. All I'm asking is that you give us a voice, see how we are suffering and have suffered, and maybe read the series with a more critical eye.
I'm Native too and while I'm glad people are trying to look more critically at the media they consume I think all this warriors stuff may be a little overblown. The Erins wrote this series in a way that made it very clear the setting was probably in Britain or the UK in general. While my tribe has clans in it, I feel like they got the clan thing from the Scottish rather than from Native Americans. The compound name thing I don't think is particularly problematic but I can understand how it makes some Native people uncomfortable. We need to look at the series and our interpretation through fan content critically, but dropping the whole series like the entire thing is intentionally and blatantly appropriating Native cultures is way too much of an overreaction.
This thread about anti-indigenous racism in xenofiction is well worth a read (and some reflection).
(as a native) First of all I want to ask if the second person in the thread is native. Because even the reflection feels full of stariotypes. I get where this is coming from, because I have to agree some of warriors can always felt on the racist end of things. However that would be more like things on the side of the tribe archs, and how the mountain tribes were seen as being behind the clans. That moving on from being in the tribes was some kind of thing that let them advance.
The clans being called clans doesnât seem very anti indigenous to me. I am also a part of my motherâs clan because she is scottish, but I donât really hear things about native clans.
I do think the whole âtribal warfare warrior and herbal healerâ thing is overplayed, but letâs be serious, they didnât call the medicine cats shamans. They didnât call them witch doctors either. Leaders arenât called chiefs or adorned in feathers and skins or something. Elders are the only âclassâ of cats that may share a name with native practice, and they are treated kindly and with respect by the other cats. I think whatever was taken in the structure of warriors wasnât done by purpose, or even maybe with specific intent to not be anti indigenous.
However, I still think thereâs racism in the series. Once again, in the tribe of rising waters, itâs treatment of the tribe and the way the series portrays spirituality, and yes, perhaps the naming system.
But also as a native kid I found comfort in the series. Especially when the clans needed to move away from the forest to the lake territory. Natives have had to move and be moved for a long time, our land was not being bulldozed, and neither my father nor I and my siblings are small and covered in fur. But it was a good outlet as a kid. So I donât blame anyone who still likes warriors.
Personally, I always thought it was more ableist than anything.

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I see a lot of ppl say that the "medicine cats can't have kits" rule is dumb and shouldn't exist but honestly. It's not the rule that's dumb, it's the justification. Religious devotees like monks and nuns from multiple religions have been swearing themselves to celibacy to foster a deeper relationship with their deity(s) for CENTURIES. Why the Erins didn't think to use the same justification for medicine cats and instead said "it's too hard to be a parent AND a doctor" will forever be beyond me.
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