[ SECRET POST #3828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3828 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

When the same terms are used equally regardless of race, then why is it so much different for just one? That doesn't make any sense.

[(Anonymous)]

Because context exists.

[(Anonymous)]

And the context is "this is the language used in collective fandoms to engage with characters they like."

[virtual_lips]

Fandom doesn't exist in a fucking vacuum and is still subject to historical and societal context. I would also add that just because fandom as a whole does something doesn't make that something okay.

[(Anonymous)]

And it's racist on its' face.

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, but if I'm the type of person who is prone to talking like that regardless, I have two options: a) walk on eggshells, making sure to scrub any sort of the normal fandom from my way of speaking or b) say screw it and watch a movie with White characters with whom I can use all the diminuitives and familial tones I want. If this movie has zero fandom because you've scared off everyone who might want to participate I'm going to laugh and laugh and laugh, and cry a little because we are never going to have a fun and active fandom for minority characters, and then I'm going to laugh some more.