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Apropos of a friend’s IBARW post, I went looking for good links that talk about Cultural Appropriation. For those with no time to read about it on Wikipedia, Cultural Appropriation is the selective adoption of elements of a culture one does not belong to, and is characterized by in some way idealizing what we like [...]
This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She was young [...]
This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She was young [...]
This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She was young [...]
This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She was young [...]
So now that most of us know who the troller from WisCon is, what do we do about her?
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This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She was young [...]
Thing 1: This post used to contain a large round-up of archival links to folks writing about the Wiscon Troller, a woman who, in 2008, attended the Wiscon feminist science fiction convention, got in a useless fight with someone there, and posted fat-shaming and geek-shaming pictures of some folks with whom she took issue.
She [...]
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