Jun 30
Ain’t no way.
I just saw people harassing someone for drawing boothill with brown skin.
Like the boothill that’s canonically indigenous.
He should be that colour.
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Ain’t no way.
I just saw people harassing someone for drawing boothill with brown skin.
Like the boothill that’s canonically indigenous.
He should be that colour.
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Can someone give me tips for writing indigenous characters?
I’m currently working on my first serious book and one of my main characters is indigenous. Specifically Cree from the Wetaskiwin area, if that is of any help. Really just trying to stay away from anything harmful. Please help a girl out!