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Tag Archives: sexism
Jobs and Choices
Trigger warning for discussion of sex work. There was a thread earlier on Literotica talking about prostitution, why it was illegal, and what that meant. Someone said the problem was that some women didn’t have a choice but to sleep with people for food to feed their family. Tweet This Post
Guest Post: The Hate that Lurks
Rafael R. Piñero lives in Puerto Rico and is a writer, alum of the University of Puerto Rico and have a Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Lansing, M.I. Their favorite genres are science fiction, urban fantasy and high fantasy. They also enjoy games and Harry Potter and can be found on their [...]
Eden Connor Interview
This weekend, I did an interview with Eden Connor about Paypal, Erotica, and Female Desires. Go check it out and say hello! She’s also doing other interviews with readers and writers recently affected by the erotica ban like Sessha Batto and Remittance Girl. Tweet This Post
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Sexism and Racism in Media
I’m a person that doesn’t believe that sexism or racism should be stripped from games. I know, I know! But step back and look at it from another perspective. Is it the racism and sexism bothering you? Or is it how it’s handled? Look at all the books and movies and TV shows that you [...]
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Tagged as: books, gender, media, men, racism, sexism, societal problems, video games, women
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