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u/brisoI Sep 17 '26
The fact that people believe this and don’t see anything wrong with it is just so…. Insane
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u/Nalivai Sep 17 '26
I, a white dude, never feel this lack of representation, because most of the protagonists are white dudes. Why are fighting for representation, it's a solved problem already, I don't feel it, therefore it doesn't exist.
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u/tyrannosiris Sep 17 '26
When marginalized groups do end up breaking off and creating their own representation, they're called racist, woke, and exclusionary.
I really wish literacy wasn't what it is, because the media we create is not only representative of our ideals, it also shapes them.
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