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There are gonna be people who won't like hearing this but if you want to live in a world where mixed marriages, families, and adoptions (particularly POC adopting outside their "race") aren't maligned and discriminated against, then you have got to get more chill about seeing someone partaking in something cultural that you don't think fits the "race" you perceive them as.
It's a vague memory now, it was a vague memory even at the time I made this post, but I think what sparked this was remembering stupid comments I saw about a Chinese-American cookbook that were complaining about it being written by a white woman and then I looked the white woman up and the briefest research showed she was adopted as a child into a Chinese-American family and just....
*pinches nose*
Fellas, is it cultural appropriation to inherit your family's culture but you don't pass the blood quantum test?
All of you are literally just racist. You've come full-circle. You're working under the belief that people are supposed to "keep to their own kind" and that means the socially invented concept of "race", and "race mixing" of any sort is unnatural.
flying as a hijabi (alone this time) and the guy next to me is talking really loudly about bin laden and killing terrorists and making deliberate eye contact with me the entire time
alhamdulillah safely home and very appreciative of the kind flight crew who looked after me
but i do want to take a moment to remind everyone that people with the intention to do evil or make their hate known almost always go after those who are perceived as vulnerable. itâs no surprise to me that things like this happen almost exclusively when i am alone and an easier target. hijabis especially, being so visible. to my hijabi girlies, remember to stay aware of your surroundings and practice safe travel habits. to my friends on here, it pays to be vigilant as well and to help watch the backs of those around you if youâre able
this stuff happens a lot more often than youâd think, unfortunately, and the most we can do is to try and be as safe as we can and watch out for each other
If you experience someone ranting at a fellow passenger, one great non-confrontative strategy is to act like you know each other from way back when and are having a chance encounter. Like "Ooooh, what a surprise to see you here! How are you doing??" This will also allow you to brush past the aggressor.
someone has done this for me before and it really does work! de-escalation is always safest for both you and those around you if itâs manageable and this is one of the best ways to do it!
In case anyone wants to learn more bystander tips and deescalation techniques , Right To Be (formerly Hollaback) has good resources and trainings, covering the 5Ds:
Very generally speaking, when you see a black man in a piece of media, be it tv show, movie, video game, etc. thereâs something you often see a lot of writers do. To go against the stereotype of black men (and black people in general) being dumb and lazy, youâll see this black male character being smart and an achiever. ďżź
The Black Nerd. A common character type, the nerd will always be very interested in all things nerdy: science, video games, mathematics, etc. In an continued effort to combat stereotypes, the Black Nerd will be lack athleticďżźism, probably being asthmatic (the nerdiest of conditions). The Black Nerd will dress smartly, suspenders and bow ties. Theyâll always talk smart too, using proper English with complex words.
Now, I donât have a problem with a black character being a nerd, indeed black people are a people; we arenât all the same and we all have varying personalities. The problem I have is that too often we see a distinct disconnect between Blackness and the Black Nerd. The Black Nerd doesnât listen to hip hop or rap, only classical music. The Black Nerd only has white friends, the only other black characters are into not nerdy stuff. The Black Nerd never ever uses AAVE at any time in any context.
And again I must say that Black people, not being a monolith, there are no hard fast rules to being Black. Iâm more than sure there are Black people like what Iâve described above, Iâm not saying itâs impossible; what Iâm getting at is that the only Black Nerd we see. There are Black Nerds that play basketball, that bump Kendrick Lamar, and use AAVE since itâs an ever changing dialect. Iâm just saying thereâs no one way of being a nerd and no one way of being Black.
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Shipping fictional characters isnât representative of your moral values. Itâs representative of your particular psychic damage and the themes and motifs that haunt you. Hope this helps.
'he would not fucking say that' maybe he would if he knew he was starring in his very own porn fic for the sole purpose of delighting some freaks on archive of our own dot org. maybe he'd play it up for the cameras. ever consider that
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you know whatâs fucking insane? Making dark content creators revive their trauma just to explain to you why they write what they write; making dark content creators feel guilty about writing about problematic tropes as if they agree with it; making dark content creators a victim of your self-righteous, self-congratulatory anger just because you actively engage in content youâre not fond of instead of ignoring it. please log off
you donât walk out of a horror movie thinking that the director supports killing people. you donât read books about true crime or even crime solving mysteries and think that the author approves whatever the hell happens in there. dark content exists not only in real life but in fiction, and itâs not because writers want to experiment with it in fictional and controlled environments that theyâre promoting those behaviors. this is bonkers to me. completely off the wall. if you cannot engage in a story without having to see blatant and stereotypical good vs evil and the bad guys losing, then Iâm sorry for you. what the fuck.
also, warnings are there for a reason. if you read the warnings and still choose to engage in that story, knowing that there are triggering topics for you, itâs not the authorâs fault. Simple as that. Their responsibility is to put proper tags on their works, and itâs on the reader if they wish to proceed or not. No one is holding you at gunpoint and making you read anything.
also. block tags and keywords. Filter your searches. and if youâre under the age of eighteen, go do your homework or something.
also, probably the most controversial opinion to come out of this post: your fave anime boy isnât real. And this is coming from neurodivergent girl who has a blog solely to write reader inserts. Theyâre a bunch of lines and traits that someone imagined. Theyâre not hurting, theyâre not real people. You can put them in whichever context you want and it doesnât matter. So if youâre putting the fictitious feelings of an anime character in front of actual people just writing for fun... I cannot stress this enough: log off.
being a podcaster that constantly goes viral when people clip you getting passionate about something. going on a rant about how that basketball guy was a fucking idiot for cheating on your favourite rapper. another clip of you saying ingeniumâs new suit just looks sooooo good on him. did anyone know he was that fine?
always talking about pop culture, the fun parts about hero news (usually just outfits and faces) and little tidbits about your life.
you end up on bakugouâs 10 minute instagram scroll. everything you said about that stupid loser basketball player is true. you cuss well, eloquent with it. he doesnât agree with what you say about ingeniumâs new suit. well, itâs only recently got better because he got in contact with bakugouâs suit designer. he thinks youâre cute when you go into detail about why the suits better. bakugou still disagrees though.
but what makes bakugou take a step further is when he gets a video of you, not crying but angry. youâre speaking into a mic from your bed, or maybe itâs a set? but a bed, nevertheless, white sheets pulled up under your chin with this low lamp lighting.
âalso i think iâm swearing off dating. it was going perfect with one guy and then he breaks it off because he doesnât want his business ending up on the podcastâŚ. i havenât even said anything about him!â you whine, âand now it just looks like iâm proving his point because iâm talking about it but i wouldnât have if we were still dating.â
the text on the video screams, âYN SINGLE?!â
bakugou taps on your instagram. loads of clips from your podcast pops up. he finds the next video, the one after the last.
âwell dms are open if any fine men are interested. when i say fine i mean fine. you also have to be able to keep up with me, handle a little joke,â you laugh.
and bakugou thinks about it for three days. watches more videos of you talking, your goofy opinions, your educated opinions, your real opinions. scrolls through your personal instagram too.
so he does it. he dms you on your instagram because he deems himself a fine man, he can handle a little joke and well, he likes you. a lot.
youâre funny and smart. articulate yourself well. very beautiful. hobbies on your instagram, full group of friends. well travelled and a homebody and social and heâs eager to know more.
@ dynamight: Are applications still open?
itâs fun, bakugou thinks. a good slide into your dms.
but you donât reply for a week. he thinks heâs been completely ignored. clearly not interested in him and defo not your type. even though youâre both verified so youâve definitely got the notification. bakugou takes it all on the chin. doesnât mention it to anybody because itâs a little embarrassing. maybe itâs been buried from all the other dms youâve received from men.
until he gets a video on his timeline. then the same video sent to him from three different friends.
the words are captioned loud and bold on the video. straight to the point and pure clickbait. well is it clickbait if itâs true? bakugou chokes on his spit, turning up the volume in his work bathroom.
âDYNAMIGHT IN THE DMS?â
ânow guys⌠walk with me here. if youâre dynamight, thee bakugou katsuki, one of the sexiest men in the world, PLEASE donât watch this clip. i canât believe youâve even seen clips of my pod. i swear this isnât even me!â you ramble into your microphone, tucked up with your knees to your chest for a more casual episode. âokay guys, now that heâs gone, iâve got to tell you⌠after last episode when i said can fine men send me dms, why the fuck did dynamight send me one? i was so shocked by it i still havenât replied. iâve avoided talking about him here because i do not want to be on that manâs radar. heâs way too gorgeous for me to comprehend.â
you giggle to yourself, âbut he dmed me⌠something about are applications open? the boyfriend ones. now i canât reply because ive just told everybody but thereâs no way i pulled him.â
bakugou watches it leaning against the sink, three times. his smile gets bigger every second till heâs full on grinning at his phone.
youâre joking a little, entertainment for the podcast because you know youâre just as fine as him. though you donât think your worlds would ever cross?
he decides to make another move.
@ dynamight: I think youâre gorgeous too
commented underneath the video.
an onslaught of likes and comments commence. mostly your fans giving a whole load of keyboard smashes and âyn is going to go insaneâ.
then he puts his phone down, washes up his hands and checks his appearance in the mirror. wipes his nose and what not.
but he gets lured to his phone again, picking it up and opening instagram to find youâve replied to his comment.
@ ynpod: @ dynamight i swear i donât share all my business online
@ dynamight : @ ynpod So applications are still open?
[ID 1: drawing of four non-descript characters smiling lined up, three of them have pale skin while one has brown skin and a more mischievous expression, the characters has text pointed to them reading âthat one character that gets the melanin because theyâre angry/agressiveâ End ID]
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the central conceit of white boy "comedy rap" genres is that they're too racist to recognise that most classic rap is already pretty humorous in many ways, on account of wordplay being fundamental to the form,
and also steeped in pop culture from the very beginning, like the rap scene was already making music about comics and anime and video games you don't need to segregate a new genre for that
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Ngozi Esther Edeme, better known as Painted by Esther (@paintedbyesther), has become one of the most recognisable makeup artists of her generation đ¤â¨
Known for her signature blush-forward approach and instantly recognisable artistry, her work has helped spark new conversations around color, beauty and deeper skin tones.
Speaking to Dazed Beauty, Esther shared:
âI love that my work encourages Black women to wear more colour.â
She also spoke about helping women realise that:
âPinks, corals and berry shades all suit us.â
Her influence goes far beyond makeup. For many beauty lovers, her work has helped challenge long-standing ideas about what darker skin tones can and cannot wear, proving that color, blush and creativity belong to everyone.
The work speaks for itself â¨
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