#dominique liu

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Vampire AU Morgan (+ a lil Domi cameo) from my favourite webtoon Dom & Mor by my awesome friend @dyemelikeasunset! Morgan's not normally a vampire but Naf's recent vamp AU has been feeding me so good!!! You absolutely have to check this comic out if you haven't already 🖤❤️

[tenaciousarcadeexpert]

let them be in a movie/show together:

[dyemelikeasunset]

Why did i go so long in life denying myself the simple pleasure of having a fashion model oc this is the shit i live for

anyway more of Dominique's modeling portfolio cause why not

[creativedifferencespodcast]

New episode tomorrow!

[pancake-breakfast]

Sorry it took me so long to get these notes up. Between internet issues and pure busy-ness, it's been rough. But here they are! The notes from AX Day 1's Trigun Stampede panel! Now with images! (Sorry for Chilchuck's head in most of them. He's awfully tall for a half-foot.)

Trigun Stampede presented by Toho Animation, Studio Orange, and Crunchyroll

The guests for this panel were Yoshihiro Watanabe (producer at Orange) and Katsuhiro Takei (producer at Toho animation), with Steve Liu from Crunchyroll hosting. (They had a translator as well, but Watanabe promptly stole her job.)

One other thing I'm going to note before we get started is that this was Takei's first time talking about all this in front of an audience since Episode 12 aired. He kept looking out at the practically full auditorium (the panel was held in one of the ballrooms, so easily one of the biggest rooms at the venue) and seeing all the fans and cosplayers and just grinning from ear to ear. He was clearly very exited.

Introduction

They started off by playing a quick video recapping Season 1. (It really made me want to watch the show on a big screen. It looks great even on a projector!) After the video, Liu started in on the interview questions. Please don't take anything below as a direct quote unless it's in quotation marks; I'm not that fast with my notes, so I'm mostly paraphrasing and relying on my memory, either of which could include my own misinterpretation or just be flat-out wrong.

The first question was, how do you feel about the future of the series?

Watanabe said their passion (for creating more of the series) was burning within them.

Takei noted that when the show was initially announced at AX some years back, they were very nervous about it since they were remaking a well-known and well-loved title, but today, looking out at all the fans, he felt a lot more confident.

Behind the Scenes of Trigun Stampede

They then showed some concept art from the famed Trigun Bible. This included what Watanabe called "Vash's projection of Rem." Seems like they came up with this design before coming up with Vash's dark design.

They also shared some concept art of what most people assume to be spiky-haired Vash...

...but which Watanabe quickly noted is actually Vash in Episode 1. You know, when he's hanging upside-down. Takei added that Muto, the director, was a bit mischievous and had a tendency to lie to the staff about when certain designs would appear in the series. He apparently hid a handful of Easter eggs and foreshadowing (like Vash having spikier hair) throughout the series.

They also had some concept art of Knives and of Vash's wing.

They then showed some concept art for some friends all y'all might recognize if you read the manga....

...but in case you didn't, I'll identify the characters below:

Top Row: Vash the Stampede, Millions Knives, Meryl Stryfe, Roberto Deniro (the blank one), Legato Bluesummers

Bottom Row: Monev the Gale, Dominique the Cyclops, Leonof the Puppet-Master, E.G. the Mine, Nicholas the Punisher, Midvalley the Hornfreak, Hoppered the Gauntlet, Rai-Dei the Blade (his name doesn't actually look like Rai-Dei here, though, so they may be calling him something different or they may just be subbing in kanji; it's too small for me to tell), Grey the Ninelives, Livio the Double Fang, Zazie the Beast, Elendira the Crimsonnail

If you're sitting there thinking, "Aww, they came up with all these designs but we saw so few of them!" then I have news for you! Watanabe said we should be keeping an eye out for more of these folks in the next part.

Favorite Scenes

Next, Liu asked both of the guests about their favorite scenes, and before they got into talking about them, we were shown a video not just of the final scene, but the storyboard, the rough cut version, and the version used for dubbing, all on one screen.

Takei answered first, and he chose the scene from episode 1 where Vash goes up against Chuck Lee, a.k.a. the military policeman from July.

(The audience kept laughing at Vash's wonderfully goofy face in the storyboard.)

When asked why he loved that scene, Takei noted that everything they wanted to accomplish in Trigun Stampede was encapsulated in it. In the manga and '98, Vash is more funny and tough (although "a good-looking guy"), and here in Stampede, he's rather more wimpy (although "still a good-looking guy"). This scene is a good blend of both sides of Vash.

It also showcases a "good action scene," which he clarified by noting there aren't many anime where so much drama and emotion is centered around one bullet. Takei also noted (though it's hard to convey to you all via still images) that Muto trusted his animators to improve on the storyboards. He's not as strict as some other directors and didn't want them to feel confined to stick to it too closely, but rather wanted them to enhance what was storyboarded out as they felt was appropriate.

Which leads to Watanabe's choice for favorite scene: the one where Vash is running through his shattered memories toward Rem and finally breaks free of Knives' prison and yeets Knives himself out. (Alas, Watanabe did not, in fact, use the word "yeet.")

Watanabe said he chose this scene because he loved the details that the team added to it after the storyboarding. The storyboard just had Vash running, but they added all these subtle movements and emotion that created a much stronger impact. When the completed scene was presented in Studio Orange, all who saw it were in awe.

Upcoming Trigun Stampede Merch

First up, as many of you already know, we have the Special Edition DVD/Blu-Ray set, which is currently available via preorder on Crunchyroll.

Second up is a new Vash figure! So new they haven't finished coloring it yet, BUT they did note this will be Black Vash (a.k.a. Grape Juice Vash) from Ep. 12. Takei is particularly excited about this because he always wanted to get the Black Vash figure from back in the day, but wasn't able to, and now he's gonna be able to get his own Stampede version. This figure is actually designed by the same person who designed the Vash figures for the manga back in the day. Interestingly, after they picked him but before they met to collaborate on designs, he came up with the current design for the figure. This worked out exceedingly well, since the design Orange wanted for the figure was basically the same thing.

Also, this Vash figure will soon have a Wolfwood companion figure. Because you can't have just one of them. The Wolfwood figure is still being designed, so alas, no images of it yet.

There's also been a restock of the orders for the clothes collaboration they had with SuperGroupies before, so a bunch of that stuff will be available again soon. They're also adding a new item to the lineup, and that's a black version of the Vash jacket. (I checked their website and it looks like they might also be adding a Livio EoM jacket. Hot.)

Preview Stuff for the Next Season

Ok, first and foremost, I'm gonna note there was NO TRAILER SHOWN, so let's crush those hopes now lest they linger and lead to disappointment. What they DID show was this:

First, a preview image of the characters for the upcoming season....

TBH, the only difference I really noticed is Knives' hair seems fluffier, but new art is always nice! Also, this one looks like a win for foot, ankle, and/or hand fetishists.

Second, we got a lovely video thanks from Nightow himself!

(He said he wanted to be there, but unfortunately there wasn't a strong enough headwind for him to run to the con. And for the curious, he's wearing a Guillermo del Toro shirt.)

Nightow being a fan of Stampede and overjoyed that so many people love his story isn't new. (Wonderful, but not new.) What IS new is he drew this nice little piece of art for us all.

He said this was his first time drawing Stampede Wolfwood. He had to get them to send him 3D images of the Punisher to be able to get it right, but he enjoyed making it! He said "it felt old and new at the same time." He can't believe next year will be the series' 30th anniversary. (Congrats, OG fans. Now we can all feel old together.)

The third thing they released was this.

Given the amount of trouble I've had posting this, I'm sure plenty of you already know that the next season/final chapter is going to be called Trigun Stargaze. Liu asked Takei about this title, and Takei said something like, "I don't know what this is about. Trigun Stargaze? What's that? This is news to me." He then (after noting he had just been joking) launched into what little he could tell us about the upcoming season.

He said he can't talk about the reason for the specific title, but that manga readers can probably make some good guesses.

Trigun Stargaze will take place 2 1/2 years after Stampede. They want to keep in mind the original concept behind Stampede, that being that because the previous Trigun stories have been so amazing, what they create needs to be amazing, too. He said they're proud of what they've made so far. It went beyond your imagination. He hopes Stargaze will go beyond your imagination, too.

Cosplayer Highlight

They decided to call all the cosplayers up to the space in front of the stage next. There were SO MANY COSPLAYERS!! Foolishly, I didn't take a panorama.

Costumes included '98 and Stampede versions of Vash, Wolfwood, and Meryl, as well as a handful of Millys (Millies?), not one but TWO groups doing Barbie & Ken-styled Vash and Wolfwood (the Barbie Vashes shouted, "Hi, Barbie!" at each other when everyone went to sit back down), an old-school Legato, a Zazie, and a group fully cross-playing the characters (with Meryl and Milly being male while Vash and Wolfwood were female; they did NOT change the costumes for any of the characters).

Liu handed out prizes to a few of them (they didn't have nearly enough prizes for all of them), and then they had all the cosplayers bunch up and face the stage and the guests turn around and took a picture of everyone. (If anyone has a link to the picture anywhere, let me know and I'll add it here. No, you can't see me in it; I'm much too far over to the side.)

Guests' Closing Thoughts

They were actually running early on the panel, so Liu opened it up to any additional comments either of the guests would like to make.

Takei still seemed overwhelmed by all the cosplayers (like I said, he spent the whole panel grinning from ear to ear at the audience), and he noted he had been worried about the Stampede characters being accepted by the fans. This was his first time seeing all the cosplayers, and he said that made him "feel safe."

Watanabe said he loved looking at the "multiverse" of Trigun. It had these previous iterations, and now it has Stampede, and the fans have both adopted it and adapted it, blending the different versions together and even adding their own things, and he really appreciates that. Takei added that while they created Trigun Stampede, if in 50 or 100 years, a new Trigun series is made, that would be great.

The animation for Stargaze is in process. Watanabe said he just recently saw some of it (a clip of only a few seconds that he, of course, couldn't show us) and it blew him away.

Both Watanabe and Takei are fans of the manga and the original series, and Takei said he's really wanted this series to happen, so he hopes we all look forward to it, too.

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Women’s Hockey News and Transactions 7/1-7/30

I hope everyone is having a great summer! This will cover major news and transactions in women’s pro/proam hockey around the world, though I may miss some things due to language barrier, so feel free to add! I also try to add a little more context to overseas leagues transactions as I know that may be unfamiliar/news less readily available to some, so the PWHL ones are just lists. A few more minor may be omitted for brevity (ie a player going from a franchises u18 team to the major team)

PWHL (USA/Canada)

Retiring: Amanda Leveille

PWHL Boston has signed: Daniela Pejšová (drafted, luleå) for three years, Emma Greco (PWHL Minnesota) for one year, Hannah Bilka (drafted) for three years, and Sydney Bard (drafted) for three years

PWHL New York has signed: Noora Tulus (drafted, Luleå) for two years, Maja Nylén Persson (drafted, Brynäs) for three years,

PWHL Ottawa has signed: Kateřina Mrázová (extension) for two more years, Gwyneth Phillips (drafted) for two years

PWHL Toronto has signed; Carly Jackson (extension) for one year

PWHL Montreal has signed: Jennifer Gardiner (drafted) for two years, Catherine Dubois (extended) for one year, Claire dalton (extended) for one year,

PWHL Minnesota has no new signings to report since 7/1

Lauren Williams named as a PWHL New York assistant coach after several years working behind the bench with Mount Royal University and Stonehill college

Minnesota has fired several bench coaches and are looking into allegation of misconduct from coach Ken Klee

SDHL (Sweden)

Malia Schneider (who played for both Brynäs and PWHL Ottawa last year) joins SDE HF. Joining her is American forward Liliane Perrault, who was briefly with Froluna last year and scored at a point per game clip

Joining a strong SDE defense core is veteran Dominique Kremer, returning to the SDHL after playing for PWHL Minnesota and serving as captain to the Buffalo Beauts

HV71 adds Canadian Forward Kennedy Bobyck from Minnesota State University and Canadian defender Teghan Inglis, who captained Merrimack last year

Japanese national team forward Akane Shiga (PWHL Ottawa) joins Luleå

Finnish national team forward Kiira Yrjänen joins Leksands IF after playing for HV71 last season. Also joining her is one of USports top scorers last year, Canadian forward Lillian George

American forward Kaitlyn O’Donohoe joins Brynäs after a strong five years at Colgate

Skellefteå extends SDHL veteran Ronja Mogren. They also sign American forward Mikayla Lantto who graduated from LIU this last season.

Lisa Östman and Ellen Laurence have both left Djurgården

Djugården also added four players. Three are young Swedes who played for AIK last year: Alva Hellqvist, Tuva Kärrhage, and Isabelle Leijonhielm. Leijonhielm is the biggest name, having some success with the u18 team for Sweden last year. The other added player is 19 year old Czech national team player Tereza Pistekova who played in HPK in Finland last year and had over a point per game pace.

Alexander Hanning returns to Linköping as an assistant coach on a two year deal, having been successful with head coach Thomas Pettersen in the past

Shay Maloney, drafted by PWHL Boston, is back with Leksands IF but with a clause that she can leave to play in PWHL Boston if she earns a spot

Naisten Liiga (Finland)

Retiring: Kiekko Espoo forward Zaida Holmström, who was the long time captain of Mestis team JYP for 6 years. 19 year old Bianca Kanerva, who played for both the Finnish u18 team and Kiekko Espoo last year, has also retired to focus more on her education

Japanese defender Kokoro Ota joins KalPa, She previously played for the Japanese U18 team and for the Seibu Princess Rabbits

KalPa brings back starting goaltender Aino Laitinen and signs Salla Sivula who was one of the main goalies last year for Ilves

Oona Havana has left Kärpät to join the university of Vermont. She was a point per game in 2023 in Naisten Liiga at 17 years old and made the senior national team, but did not play last year due to injury

Written in Finnish, but i highly recommend this article about Viivi Iso-Kouvola talking about Naisten Liiga's current problem and Finnish women's hockey and the financial situation. Currently, most teams are still pay to play, with only HIFK and HPK as exceptions, leaving players to rely on family and sponsorship. As such, the majority of players do not have long term plans to stay in the league and are interested in playing in other leagues instead.

SWHL/PostFinance Women League (Switzerland)

A very active month for ZSC Lions Frauen! Their many addition include former Czech national team captain Alena Polenská (Mills), who played in Russia last year, Josefine Holmgren, a Swedish defender who played in the SDHL for a long time before joining HC Ambrì-Piotta Girls last year and becoming one of their top producers, and Sonja Inkamp, a fast riser in the Swiss leagues who had two goals for the U18 team in the u18 women's worlds last year

Rosalie Bégin-Cyr has joined Neuchâtel Hockey Academy Dames after six strong years in Usports where she won a championship with Concordia University

Some expected but still nice to see confirmed returns, from top 20 goalscorers in the league last seaso: - Sinja Leemann, Alina Marti, Sandy Heim and Lisa Rüedi for ZSC Lions Frauen -Maija Otamo, Emma Ingold, Saskia Maurer, Lara Christen, and Estelle Duvin for SC Bern Frauen -Jenna Kaila, Romy Eggimann for HC Ambrì-Piotta Girls -Cassandra Rensch for HC Fribourg-Gottéron Ladies

EWHL (Central/Eastern Europe + Others)

Speaking of teams that did a lot, MAC Budapest did a ton! This includes: Netherlands national team defender Jet Milders, 19 year old Hungarian goaltender Bianka Bogati who was on the national team but has not appeared in a game yet, university of st thomas graduate and defender Isabel Lippai, Sacred Heart Graduate and American forward Sophie Lupone

SKN Sabres St.Pölten signs Slovenian forward Gaja Pezdir, who impressed at the D1B Worlds and played for Lakers Kärnten last year. They also add Hungarian natioanl team forward Kinga Jókai Szilágyi who played for Skellefteå AIK in Sweden's second tier league and helped them earn SDHL promotion

EV Bozen Eagles sign Kristin Della Rovere from PWHL Ottawa and Italian national team forward Sara Kaneppele, who had played with them previously but spent the past two years in Germany

EC Graz Huskies sign Ukranian national team forward Daria Tsymyrenko, who played a big role on a stacked HC Ambrì-Piotta Girls team last year, and 16 year old Czech defender Hana Panešová who made her international debut with the Czech U18 team last year at worlds and played in both boys and womens leagues in Czechia last year

[badass-queer-couples-battle]

Full list of all guaranteed entries for the sword gays showdown so far!

(aka you don't have to submit them anymore, but propaganda is always appreciated!)

One Piece - Zoro has 13 submissions, Kikunojo has 7, Mihawk has 5. There were several other characters submitted as well, but since my limit is 3 characters per fandom the others will get a bonus poll but won't get into the tournament (sorry Law and Shanks, I still love you).

Fandoms with multiple guaranteed entries, in no particular order:

MDZS/The Untamed - Lan Wangji with 6 submissions, Wei Wuxian with 4

The Dragon Prince - Runaan with 4, General Amaya with 6, Janai with 4

Revolutionary Girl Utena - Utena with 7, Juri with 3

Nimona - Ballister with 9, Ambrosius with 7

Avatar: the last airbender - Zuko with 8, Sokka with 5

Star Wars - Shin Hati with 3, Luke Skywalker with 3 as well

Raya and the last dragon - Raya with 4, Namaari with 3

Black Sails - James Flint with 4, Anne Bonny with 3

The scum villain's self-saving system - Liu Qingge with 3, Luo Binghe with 4

The Locked Tomb - Gideon Nav with 8, Camilla Hect with 3

Willow (TV series) - Jade with 3, Kit with 3 as well

Heaven Official's Blessing/TGCF - Xie Lian with 5, Hua Cheng with 4

The Old Guard - Joe with 4, Nicky with 3

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Leo with 5, Usagi with 3

2. Single characters (with fandoms listed as well)

Izzy Hands (Our flag means death) - 3

Nico di Angelo (Percy Jackson series) - 5

Haruka Tenou AKA Sailor Uranus (Sailor Moon) - 3

Adora/She-Ra (She-Ra and the princesses of power) - 6

Sasha Waybright (Amphibia) - 5

Pearl (Steven Universe) - 6

Xena (Xena: Warrior Princess) - 4

Diana of Themiscyra/Wonder Woman (DC) - 3

Link (The legend of Zelda) - 6

Inigo Montoya (The princess bride) - 4

Seiji Katayama (Fence comic) - 5 [decided to allow this media despite my initial concerns about the author's past works]

Lady Oscar Francois de Jarjayes (The rose of Versaillles) - 3

Di Feisheng (Mysterious Lotus Casebook) - 3

Hikaru Sulu (Star Trek) - 4

Richard St Vier (Swordspoint) - 3

Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Marvel) - 4

Zhou Zishu (Word of Honor/Faraway Wanderers) - 4

Dave Strider (Homestuck) - 4

Magnus Chase (Magnus Chase and the gods of Asgard) - 3

Castiel (Supernatural) - 3

Adolin Kholin (The Stormlight Archives) - 3

Felix Hugo Fraldarius (Fire Emblem: Three Houses) - 3

Arthur Pendragon (Merlin) - 3

Jean-Pierre Polnareff (Jojo's bizzare adventure) - 3

Kurogane (Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle) - 3

Ava Silva (Warrior Nun) - 3

Zagreus (Hades) - 3

Dominique de Sade (The Case Study of Vanitas) - 3

Demoman / Tavish Degroot (Team Fortress 2) - 3

Yasha Nydoorin (Critical Role) - 3

Kaedehara Kazuha (Genshin Impact) - 3

Cassandra (Tangled the Series) - 3

[dailymarvelwoc]

DOMINIQUE THORNE by Jingyu Liu for Teen Vogue: New Hollywood 2023, March 2023

[multiverselibrarian]

Squad 312 Fancast💫

Tyler Jones - Maxwell Jenkins

Scarlet Jones - Ruby Stokes

Aurora Li-Jin O’Malley - Havana Rose Liu

Kaliis Gilwraeth - D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai

Cat Brannock - Ava Capri

Zila Madran - Dominique Thorn

Finian De Seel - Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen

Saedii Gilwraeth - India Amarteifio

Nari Kim - Tina Jung

[white-collar-cannibal]

Generation Loss episode 2 Patient Charlie... moodboard? Sources under the cut!

Top left: Thyroid Surgery by n.raveender - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0,, Top middle: Gross pathology of surgical margin sampling in lobectomy by Mikael Häggström - Own work, CC0, Top right: Rigid Internal fixation mandible condyle by Coronation Dental Specialty Group, CC BY 3.0, Middle left: Heterotopic Ossification removal 2011 By Eric - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 Middle: Right Subcostal Incision by haitham alfalah, CC BY-SA 4.0, Middle right:Splenic hematoma of the dog by Joel Mills - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Bottom left: Cardio surgery by Dominique Cappronnier - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Bottom middle: Ileus2 by THWZ - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Bottom right: VATS 08 by Chih-Hao Chen, Shih-Yi Lee, Ho Chang, Hung-Chang Liu, Chao-Hung Chen and Wen-Chien Huang - C. H. Chen, S. Y. Lee et al.: Technical aspects of single-port thoracoscopic surgery for lobectomy. In: Journal of cardiothoracic surgery. Vol. 7, 2012, pp.50, doi:10.1186/1749-8090-7-50. PMID 22672719. CC BY 2.0,

[thursdaygrl]

my drafts aren't at an overwhelmingly big number & i have new muses i'm itching to use so let's do a redo on this starter call. they'll likely be short/one liners. i'm gonna put a list of preferred muses under the cut to select from.

alexandria hernandez, 21, lesbian, she/they, lizeth selene fc

booker ballard, 22, straight, switch, he/him, asa germann fc

dominique ouma, 24, bisexual, she/her, laura kariuki fc

ellis jiang, 26, bisexual, he/they, derek luh fc

jacob welch, 21, straight, he/him, milo manheim fc

joss yao, 24, bisexual, she/her, havana rose liu fc

kyra porter, 19, bisexual, she/her, whitney peak fc

lachlan murphy, 21, straight, he/him, josh macqueen fc

letha barclay, 26, bisexual, she/her, jaz sinclair fc

lucien olivier-moss, 24, bisexual, he/him, mason gooding fc

niamh bradshaw, 23, lesbian, she/her, erin kellyman fc

renata ornellas, 25, lesbian, she/her, alba baptista fc

river im, 24, lesbian, she/they, london thor fc

rory medina, 23, lesbian, she/her, ruby cruz fc

stevie poole, 21, lesbian, she/her, erana james fc

+ literally any canon or fantasy muse if they strike your fancy

[turncnthelight]

victoire weasley (lucy boynton), dominique weasley (phoebe dynevor), louis weasley (joe cole)

molly weasley ii (natasha liu bordizzo), lucy weasley (jessie mei li)

roxanne weasley (jasmin savoy brown), fred weasley ii (justice smith)

[dyemelikeasunset]

Please read my sapphic slice-of-life webtoon "Dom & Mor" and tell your friends too! (reblogs highly appreciated 🧡)

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Morgan Chambers is a lesbian Jamaican American graphic designer living in Manhattan with her girlfriend Dominique Liu, an asexual Chinese/Korean fashion model. The couple explore their sexualities, hobbies, jobs, mental health, and learn how to flirt, laugh, cry, and make a home together

[creativedifferencespodcast]

Who’s your favorite artist? If reading that made you a little uneasy, you’ve probably seen Swarm! So you’re ready for at least one of the deep dives we have today. Is Shazam: Fury of the Gods as fun as the first one? Did Joel do the right thing in the Last of Us finale? And why did Damson Idris and Chloe Bailey have Black twitter in shambles? It’s a triple decker review today.

You can also find us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!

[dear-indies]

hi there! i hope you're well! i have a lot of muse for a vampire character as of late but i'm unsure what kind of fc i'd like to go for. do you have any fcs you can recommend and/or would love to see used in a vampire role? i have a reference for women as i usually write them, but i'm open to any ethnicity, age and the like. thank you so much in advance!

Shohreh Aghdashloo (1952) Iranian.

Ming-Na Wen (1963) Macanese, part Malaysian.

Lucy Liu (1968) Chinese.

Carla Gugino (1971)

Poorna Jagannathan (1972) Indian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Kim Seo-hyung (1973) Korean.

Mahershala Ali (1974) African-American - is going to play Blade so he has to have a mentioned - has spoken up for Palestine!

Dominique Jackson (1975) Afro-Tobagonian - is a trans woman.

Danai Gurira (1978) Shona Zimbabwean.

Jaime Murray (1976)

Yao Chen (1979) Chinese.

Maggie Q (1979) Vietnamese / White.

Janina Gavankar (1980) 75% Indian 25% Dutch.

Angelica Ross (1980) African-American - is a trans woman - has spoken up for Palestine!

Kim So-yeon (1980) Korean - vibes in Penthouse.

Miyavi (1981) Japanese / Korean-Japanese.

Krysten Ritter (1981)

Beth Ditto (1981) - is queer - more fat muses and more fat vampires please - has spoken up for Palestine!

Yetide Badaki (1981) Nigerian - is bisexual.

Mahesh Jadu (1982) Indo Mauritian.

Du Juan (1982) Chinese.

Riz Ahmed (1982) Pakistani - has spoken up for Palestine!

Dichen Lachman (1982) Nepalese Tibetan / White.

Billie Piper (1982) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Amir Eid (1983) Egyptian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Michael Malarkey (1983) part Palestinian - also played a vampire in The Vampire Diaries.

Jena Malone (1984) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Asia Kate Dillon (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified - is non-binary and pansexual (they/them) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Rahul Kohli (1985) Punjabi Indian - uses he/they - vibes in The Fall of the House of Usher - has spoken up for Palestine!

Nathalie Kelley (1985) Argentinian, Peruvian [Quechua, possibly other].

T'Nia Miller (1985) Afro Jamaican - is a lesbian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Natalie Morales (1985) Cuban - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Diane Guerrero (1986) Colombian - vibes in Doom Patrol - has spoken up for Palestine!

Alba Flores (1986) Romani, Spanish [including Andalusian] - is a lesbian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Michaela Coel (1987) Ghanaian - is aromantic, boycotted the Sydney Festival 2022 for Palestine.

Lee Soo-hyuk (1988) Korean - also played a vampire in The Scholar Who Walks the Night.

Sonoya Mizuno (1988) Japanese / English, Argentinian.

Cody Fern (1988) - vibes in American Horror Story.

Morfydd Clark (1989) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Mishel Prada (1989) Puerto Rican, Dominican Republic, and Mexican [Spanish, Portuguese, African, Indigenous], some French - has spoken up for Palestine!

Luke Baines (1990) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Kiowa Gordon (1990) Hualapai and White - vibes in Blood Quantum - has spoken up for Palestine!

Kelly McCormack (1991) - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Vico Ortiz (1991) Puerto Rican - non-binary (they/them) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Tanya Reynolds (1991) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Paloma Elsesser (1992) African-American / Chilean, Swiss - has spoken up for Palestine!

Yumi Nu (1996) Japanese / White.

Blu del Barrio (1997) Argentinian - is non-binary (they/them) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Jessica Alexander (1999) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Lizeth Selene (1999) Mexican [Unspecified Indigenous, Black and White] - is genderfluid and queer, uses she/they.

Odessa A'zion (2000) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, some Irish, Northern Irish, Welsh, German - has spoken up for Palestine!

Rachel Zegler (2001) Colombian / White - has spoken up for Palestine!

Hey anon! I replied to an ask like this HERE which has woman listed from mid twenties to early thirties, here are some suggestions not from that list though!

Please let me know if you'd like something more specific!

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

did you see the barbie trailer? I know there's several actors of color playing different versions of Barbie and Ken, even though Margot and Ryan are playing the "main" versions of Barbie and Ken

https://youtu.be/GRyt3Ov4zz0

So I'm too scared that Issa Rae is gonna be the only black barbie so far??? Like the trailer doesn't give much of the plot away but like I read an article about how Hari nef fought to be in barbie because it would mean so much to see a trans woman as barbie. But like who is Hari nef you know??? I would have much preferred to see Laverne cox or indya Moore or Dominique Jackson as another trans barbie. Like it's clearly just a gripe based off so few woc featured in the trailer but it's upsetting that once again there's another Greta gerwig movie with like such tokenistic diversity.

Like OK I saw ladybird in theaters and yeah it was fun but it was such a whitewashed version of Sacramento???? I actually live in California and thought hey norcal is never in the movies and if it is its just the bay area. But like nope Sacramento was featured but it's diversity wasn't. And like I'm probably gonna see this movie just because I'll see anything with Issa Rae but I'm v skeptical that it's diversity done right.

Like I wouldn't dare boycott this movie because like America Ferrera and Isa Rae are in it (not to mention simu liu). But I'm just reminded that woc always give white women the benefit of the doubt and give them a chance and white women really give opportunities to creators of color.

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