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⌈ Secret Post #3196 ⌋

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[Hannibal]

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03. [repeat, Black Mirror]

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[World of Warcraft, Mists of Pandaria]

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[Sailor Moon]

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[Silicon Valley]

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[Time Masters: Vanishing Point and Aladdin]

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[Floraverse]

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[HTGAWM]

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I think they were listing it because it's a double minority and people would perceive it as doubly offensive. The fact that she was black wasn't focused on any more than the fact that she was a woman - you focused in on that, not OP

Erotica anthology by women. "Women" writing erotica isn't really a minority thing afaik? But anyway, I was curious.

It's more that when you say SFF, women and POC are both "minority" writers. The genre is dominated by ye olde white male group, you know? You get judged enough as non-progressive for disliking a POC author or female author, both at once is a whammy

Fair enough yeah! Anyway, I might've come off as judgey or something?, apologies.

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Re: Not sure if this is "problematic" per se, but I'm sure someone will take offense to it.

Re: Not sure if this is "problematic" per se, but I'm sure someone will take offense to it.

Re: Not sure if this is "problematic" per se, but I'm sure someone will take offense to it.

Re: Not sure if this is "problematic" per se, but I'm sure someone will take offense to it.