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fandomsecrets2012-07-17 06:57 pm
[ SECRET POST #2023 ]
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(Anonymous) 2012-07-18 11:36 pm (UTC)(link)Both this discussion and the one about the suggestion that the main character in Brave is a lesbian because she has tomboyish tendencies and isn't interested in marriage (being a teenager) are suddenly all about things like, "But what about olive-skinned white people!" and "What about me, I'm a tomboy and I'm straight!" when the flipside is that POC actors don't even get a chance to compete with white actors for the roles whose descriptions they could well fit, and that lesbians are still defined as girls who aren't like 'regular' girls and who are into 'boy' things (and whose sexuality thus is just a product of being 'like a man'). It just seems something's kind of... off.