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Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 Is Okay When You Stop Comparing It To The Original ***Spoilers***
I found that after the pure disappointment that was the first season, I actually didn’t mind the second season. Sure, there was quite a few instances of badly written dialogue, the worldbuilding was lacking and I still prefer the original but once you forget the original and view this as just another trashy teen fantasy…
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Diversity Is Crucial To Authentic Storytelling
One’s skin colour does not determine how good of a writer they are. But one’s experiences do.
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She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Diversity and Redemption
This show is an embodiment of the progress we have achieved in terms of representation of not only LGBTQ+ characters but also characters of vastly different body types and skin colours. Each character is a unique individual with an established back story.
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Secret (Elementals 4) by Brigid Kemmerer: The Beauty of Diverse Queer Representation
Kemmerer’s depiction of Nick and Adam aligned with the reality of LGBTQ folk. They are more than the characteristics that define them as gay or align with traditional perceptions of gay men. Being gay is only an aspect of Nick and Adam’s personalities and it does not define them. It merely colours their desires and…
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