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The discourse about black reader / urban fics i try to ignore it and stay out of it, but i promise you, honey, you're not different for not liking or reading black reader fics.. you want something different? go ahead and write tht shit yourself instead of complaining. at the end of the day? you're yapping and down talking other black women's creativity and hard work ion like that at all. it's always better to move in silence. this is fiction, and I think it's a heavy YOU problem and not that deep at Alll. let mfs write their silly little fanfictions damn.
#tiko writes#so what your saying is writing a character that uses aave all time is ghetto???? i#i guess im on ghetto bitch#I'd definitely support if you did do something different#imagine letting stereotypes stop you from liking fiction.#do you believe all black ppl are like that???#x black reader#x black fem reader#aot x black reader#anime x black!reader#eren x reader#eren x black reader#aot x reader#i hate tagging
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Say it with me. Black does not equal ghetto.
#kurapikasjudgement#kurapikax#kurapikax thoughts#black does not mean ghetto#black reader#ghetto isn’t black#raise awareness#wake up#racisim#racial justice#stop stereotyping
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Not just California and not just L.A. It needs to be the Westside; that's the white neighborhood where the producing screenwriters live and influencers never leave. They already misrepresent the rest of L.A. where the rest of us live.
"I hate how American media will just make up a European nation rather than do any research, so I'm going to get back at them by writing a story set in a fake American state" like, do you have the slightest idea how much American media is set in a geographically impossible fictional small town located in no particular state and characterised entirely by some guy from Los Angeles' collection of half-remembered stereotypes about the American Midwest? They've already got the "badly inventing fictional parts of America" bit locked down.
No, if you want to play the Uno reverse card on American media, what you need to do isn't to make up a fake state: you specifically need to wilfully misrepresent southern California.
#nyxie is a californian#nyxie is an angeleno#they never drive east of the 405#and complain about how fake everyone is#NO SHIT WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENS WHEN YOU LIVE IN THE FAKE PART OF TOWN#ahem#anyway#yeah most of L.A. isn't actually represented well in the media either#it's like 10% somewhat reasonable depictions of the wealthy bits#then 90% white fear stereotypes about all the POC neighborhoods#ffs people talk about my neighborhood like it's the ghetto#not saying we don't got problems#but i'm not walking through a gangridden hellscape#when i walk with groceries at night#which is a thing i've done#much to the shock#of people who don't live here#but only know the place#from movies and stereotypes
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Plantationism
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By Nichii Nahama
‘Soooo you mean to tell me that someone down your ancestry line survived being chained to other human bodies for several months in the bottom of a disease-infested ship during the Middle Passage, lost their language, customs and traditions, picked up the English language as best they could while working free of charge from sun up to sun down as they watched babies sold from out of their arms and women raped by ruthless slave owners.
Took names with no last names, no birth certificates, no heritage of any kind, braved the Underground Railroad, survived the Civil War to enter into sharecropping... Learned to read and write out of sheer will and determination, faced the burning crosses of the KKK, everted their eyes at the black bodies swinging from ropes hung on trees...
Fought in World Wars as soldiers only to return to America as boys, marched in Birmingham, hosed in Selma, jailed in Wilmington, assassinated in Memphis, segregated in the South, ghettoed in the North, ignored in history books, stereotyped in Hollywood...
and in spite of it all, someone in your family line endured every era to make sure you would get here, but you receive one rejection, face one obstacle, lose one friend, get overlooked, and you want to quit?
How dare you entertain the very thought of quitting. People, you will never know survived from generation to generation so you could succeed. Don’t you dare let them down!
It is NOT in our DNA to quit!’
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I was on TikTok and I came cross a video of how black!female readers are stereotyped too much and I agree. Is it me or I just find it very annoying of how some tumble or Wattpad creators represent us black woman!readers? If you like it, then that’s okay. I’m just saying my opinion. Everytime I read a fic and the reader is black all we get is either the toxic characters or the main 4 like: Gojo, Toji, Eren, Sukuna. ALSO why do we have to become baby mama’s?? Or Gojo’s and Toji’s baby mama’s? The amount of baby mama fics are ridiculous. They use such stereotypes for the black reader. And they always call the reader “Ma” every five seconds, it’s okay if you like it, I just find it generally annoying. They be writing bs such as “I put my braids in a bun then next I grabbed my bonnet”Or giving us the straight blonde hair? The ONLY hairstyle we have is either braids or a silk press. Why do we always have to be so ghetto and stereotyped? The “x black readers” need to be studied. Mostly tumblr creators who write x black readers fics. Are so stereotypical. There are good ones but most fics about “x black female reader” are sexualising, stereotyping black girl too girls much. Like cmon we can do better than that.
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There's a pattern I've noticed with mixed-race fictional characters - the Black parent is almost invariably the dad. If this isn't selection bias on the part of the media I'm familiar with, I'm guessing this is tied to gendered stereotypes about Black people?
I mean, if you want my honest answer about the combination in general, it's because Black women are not deemed equivalently valuable partners, if valuable humans. That intersection between "Black" and "woman" drives home that this is the least desirable combination in our society.
Yes, there are plenty of stereotypes of the types of mothers and wives that we make, despite the fact that people then turn around and want us to solve the world's problems. Everyone wants us to fix, but no one wants to love us for the fixing and the doing. Everyone wants to mock us for being "ghetto welfare queens" or "loud and mean", to the point that the idea that we're normal ass people capable of love is unbelievable to some.
And be honest- how many times have we watched media where the Black girl or woman was the romantic interest of a white man, and it got extreme hate? Entire shows have been affected by fans' vitriol towards a Black woman on screen being loved by a white man (Merlin, Sleepy Hollow, The Flash, Arcane). People don't want to see Black women in that role; it's not "relatable" or "exciting". In order to see more Black women in these roles, people would have to see Black women as worth loving, as good parents, as good wives. As valuable characters.
And yes, the history of white women's vitriol and resentment towards the status of Black women in particular is longstanding, centuries before "fandom" as we know it today.
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it’s so wild how people don’t recognize antisemitism at all, or the tropes. I was reading comments in a thread about casting for this HBO Harry Potter show (I know lol), and someone wrote, “If Snape was of POC heritage, him being of Indian or Middle-Eastern descent makes so much more sense based on the books description of his features. Greasy, long, dark hair; sallow complexion (which I'd interpret as olive-skinned), dark eyes and a hooked nose.”
someone responded about how that’s racist stereotyping against Arab men.
middle eastern descent, long, dark hair, olive complexion, hooked nose are all consistent antisemitic tropes, with centuries’ worth of cultural embedding in Europe. but I guess we’re European, right? we’re not of middle eastern descent, right? we have to break down and explain these things to goyim over and over again. I don’t even think JKR recognized the antisemitism inherent in that description when she created it because it IS such a common image to make synonymous with “untrustworthy villain.”
they’re doing the same thing right now talking about witches and stripping the history from it entirely. it’s almost laughable. first we’re not allowed to have our culture, our traditions, our pride, or any of our good things. then we’re not allowed to have our history and our trauma, even the worst things, like pogroms and ghettos and the Shoah. then we’re not allowed to mention that biblical figures were Jews, and NOW we’re not even allowed to point out the fictional/fairytale tropes and stock characters and imagery used to demonize us for centuries.
nothing is ever Jewish. except they all want to attack and eradicate Jewish people. it feels like we’re being erased from everything, good or bad. what was done to us didn’t happen. what we’ve accomplished didn’t happen. we don’t exist.
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As a black woman,
I’m tired of having to explain or express my trauma to people just for them to say i’m lying about it or to make me feel like it’s my fault that it happened.
I’m tired of having to make my personality smaller or water myself down outta fear of being labeled as ghetto, loud, extra, etc.
I’m tired of having to be the bigger person even when people disrespect me or treat me in a way that I feel is unfair because then if I express anger or disdain with someone/something, then I immediately become a stereotype.
I’m tired of being abused or assaulted mentally, verbally, sexually, financially and spiritually by men, especially black men.
I’m tired of being thrown aside as a last choice but then being expected to step to the front lines and fight for everyone else when they don’t give a damn about me.
I’m tired of having to work 10x harder than my non black counterparts just to get less than half of the same benefits/pay.
I’m tired of always having to be strong and have my guard up when I just want to be able to relax, be stress free and be taken care of for a change.
honestly, i could go on and on but I’d be here for days.
#black women#black woman appreciation#black women are beautiful#black women are everything#women#chileeee#the strugge is real#x black y/n#ateez black!reader#carmen berzatto x black reader#black reader#blk fem reader#blk reader#black coded reader#ambw kpop#kpop x black reader#yunho x black!reader#anton x black!reader#seonghwa x black!reader#san x black!reader#yeosang x black!reader#mingi x black!reader#hongjoong x black!reader#wooyoung x black!reader#austin butler x black!reader#black!reader
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What is Favelal Circus?
This AU was based on favelas (which means slums/ghettos) from Brazil. The idea was originally to make a satire using the TADC characters in a very stereotypical way (insane violence and third world problems), but it evolved to having a little plot. There's a parallel between a favela and TADC's original worldbuilding and characters.
Lore details:
It's a circus and a favela at the same time. It's a very dangerous place to be in;
It's not digital, but it's not real either;
All humans are trapped in a fake body;
Both NPCs and humans can die. NPCs pop up as another random NPC after death, but the humans don't;
There's no abstraction, but the humans can get really messed up;
The children generated by humans are not real humans.
All characters have similar age, personalities and motivations to the originals, with some nuances.
Part 1 is dark humor and silly
Part 2 is drama and angst (there's some funny moments though)
Part 3 is ???
P.S.: I (the creator) have never stepped foot in a favela, so there might be inaccuracies in how I’ve depicted it. But that’s okay, I want this AU to be it's own thing. Also, since I started this when TADC was only up to episode 2, the way I’ve written the characters here might differ significantly from the originals in the future.
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#marjorie taylor greene#jasmine crockett#racist remarks#house oversight committee#personal attacks#congress#political tension#contempt proceedings#merrick garland#racism#maga world#fake eyelashes#beauty standards#ghetto stereotypes#black woman#cnn interview#political controversy#Youtube
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the annoyance with blk y/n and the stories she’s in is hilarious. her characteristics might be the problem one day or her side characters the next. it legit feels like we may never get to a balanced solution on what to do with our own representation since the wrong ppl always talk about it and create it. we have mean and shallow ppl who take over the conversation, ppl who really self hate but try and cover it up with “i just don’t want her to be a stereotype” and then the ones who probably love and support tyler perry movies.
the bottom line is the ppl who do write those niggafying, toxic (it’s a buzzword but that’s what they are) or smutty fics (not talking abt the actual good ones with a blk reader though 🧎🏽♀️) can do wtv they want and owe you nothing. that’s why they get so frustrated. i don’t think all the times those should be crucified for what they write when other groups of ppl (or our own) write all kinds of other crazy shit.
and.. i know a lot of ppl who don’t want to say it but y’all keep bringing up the smut and niggafying as the main problem, but i think it’s some of the ppl writing it and their underlings. it’s just no one wants to say anything.
an excerpt from a draft of mine
“a lot of ppl on here be weirdos or mean asl. so when someone block you don’t be like “oh what i did” “they that mad cause of my (internet—fictional—digital on screen) presence”
like nobody got time to go to your acc and say “i don’t like you” who cares. oddly some miserable ppl do actually but still. the lack of awareness is ridiculous. that’s why ppl don’t f with y’all.”
i was talking abt all of tumblr and every other app but it applies here.
from what i see on here, some are just straight up weird, cliquey, and chiesty (if that’s how you spell it) and that’s why ppl be so mad abt those types of books 💀. we also have to acknowledge the amount of overwhelming & honestly damaging blk yn fics (not to be confused with ppls screwed ideas of stereotypical) there are. i understand why ppl write them for personal reasons but when it comes to our own reflections of ourselves as blk women it’s almost hurtful to read some of the things people put “her” through. i mean even her with a white man that use aave and has cornrows is hurtful.. 😔 (i’m trolling now 💀) naw but fr. i personally don’t like reading blk women just being written for smut or going through crazy situations or kinda like.. i don’t wanna say unfulfilling but like.. idk i can’t think of the word. (edit: ppl write blk yn to be in unfulfilling situations) but girl i can watch a tyler perry movie for all that.
again. ppl write these stories for there own personal reasons, relate to them and enjoy them for those reasons as well. that’s why depending! on what it is i don’t think blk writers should be bombarded with hate like that. also ion think smut should be banned like y’all go to far can we just slow down on it … there are some nice ones out there i promise 🧎🏽♀️
but in all seriousness there are many other reasons why i feel toxic and smutty fics are popular for blk yn but i don’t think anyone cares to hear that and the conversion will prolly go back to nigga eren somehow which is crazy cause y’all be arguing over a fictional white man.
oh! 😒 i almost forgot 😒 the ppl who are against “ghetto” y/n to try and advocate for more fluffy or like.. normal (healing) stories and from what i see the ppl who are the most up in arms about it in my personal opinion seem to dislike certain parts of blkness that i appreciate personally and so i just straight up disregard their opinions. y/n doesn’t have to “act” (😒) blk but i see ppl get mad about her protecting her hair….. with a bonnet….
sigh, anyway but yeah we need more soft and sweet fics or just like calming ones? but someone gon have to write it! i don’t like this app or my writing all too much so i gave up a while ago.
just like many other blk writers….
gaspp! we should also do like a fluff challenge or sumn where writers do like fluff … march? girl idk so maybe that will trend and all the ppl who spend time arguing and going back and forth with ppl who write stories they don’t like can like idk look for other writers who write soft, normal, fun stories and reblog them or make a list of them. or maybe like possibly write their own stories too????
everyone says the smut fics gets the most likes and they do. that’s why you keep seeing them. so maybe support or refreakingblog the fics that are comforting to you so others can be as well.
i actually made this page to repost softer fics because i was tired of blocking certain tags so i can avoid heavy smut and subtly abuse fics. also pls leave the ppl who niggafy anime characters alone they will not be stopped. i mean we still have ppl who have been calling chris evans jamal since 2020.. calling him that to this date. married and all.
sigh… 2 more days until blk history month ends. maybe next year we can find a balance between “dramatic” and smutty fics and soft and slice of life ones for blk y/n next year. remember this is tumblr too and the ppl writing aren’t even getting paid for this but it’s for the ppl yk.
ppl who are respectful and reblog tho.
muah
#anime x black!reader#aot x black reader#x black fem reader#black reader#x black reader fluff#x black reader#black fanfiction#x black plus size reader#x fem black reader#gojo x black reader#jjk x black reader#eren x black fem!reader#x black oc#connie x black reader#x black y/n#eren x black reader fluff#eren x black reader#i’m so dramatic#rant#rant post#complaining#ramblings#im just a girl#i’m also just being very sarcastic and condescending because i’m so tired of the blk yn bull crap. lemme just read.#i said what i said
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Before anyone gets on my case and think I'm jumping on the "Gojo is racist" bandwagon because "I hate Gojo" I'm telling you right now that I'm not saying he's racist. I don't even hate Gojo. In fact, I am a fan.
But I'm not gonna act like that man is so pure or Gege is always have it out for him.
What Gojo said is racist, but more so out of ignorance. And it is not the first time he said something ignorant to Miguel. So the scene in 255 isn't out of nowhere it just feels like it is because some of you probably haven't read the JJK 0 manga. 255 is more so a continuation.
This happens in the manga.
Gojo compares Miguel to a real life kickboxer and comedian, Bobby Ologun. This scene's dialogue is changed in the movie. I don't know why, probably because Bobby has some controversy surrounding him about assault charges in 2020, a year before the JJK 0 movie came out.
Now, before anyone goes "that's not ignorant, that's not racist", shush and take this from a view from a BLACK PERSON.
Bobby Ologun is a popular TV personality in Japan. Gojo sees what how Black people are on television. He grew up in a sheltered household and even after probably never interacted with a Black person until Miguel.
Saying "he's talking like he's Bobby Ologun" is putting is not what you say to a Black person. It's the assumption that Miguel, a Black person, knows this other Black person. It's the "every Black person knows every Black rapper".
And when we don't? It's assumed that Black person isn't a "true Black person" or "not acting Black".
I have had bad experiences with this. People like to act surprised that I'm a full Black person because "Oh my gosh your hair is so curly" and "but you're not ghetto" and "you're so sweet" and "you're so light skinned" and "you like anime". And when I tell them that I'm not mixed or another race they hit me with the "are you sure"? I'm born Black, my parents are both Black. Both of their parents are Black. I am Black, it's not up for debate!
Gojo unintentionally placed Miguel in a box by comparing him to another Black person who just so happens to also be African. I never been to Africa, but I know a Nigerian African isn't the same as Kenyan African. (Miguel is from Kenya.) Just because they're both African Black men doesn't mean Miguel has heard of the guy.
There's no such thing as a Black person "not acting Black". A Black person not displaying the stereotypes you think applies what to "what a Black person is" doesn't make that person any less Black.
They were born Black, that what makes them Black. But that doesn't mean we are all the same. Miguel is right. He isn't special because he's Black. He's special because he is him. This is even more explicit when you remember that jujutsu and curses are common in Japan, but not in other places. Miguel just so happens to be a rare case. It's like how Yuji was able to suppress Sukuna when it's an one in a million chance of survival.
So now the "Gojo is racist" jokes aren't funny? Because some of you were quick to laugh the first time when JJK 0 came out and the Black guy got a combo from your pale skinned fave. So now that the Black guy had to school your favorite on being ignorant, it's not funny? "Gege is trying to create chaos" or maybe you didn't pay attention the first time.
Or maybe you don't like the seeing reality that some of you are like this. Maybe you're that person who is quick to assume every Black person you cross is an athlete. Probably threw a slur or two at a Black person in the JJK fandom (and others) in their inbox.
Could you be upset because you were wrong that Miguel didn't die this chapter as you assumed and he actually showed out on Sukuna and survived? Mad because he got the spotlight? (Like how some of you were so sure Maki died of a Black Flash even though everyone else survived one, but okay.) "Damn it, the Black guy didn't die." Is that how you're feeling?
Some of you are acting as if Gege really dragged out that scene with ten pages or something. It was just a quick scene. And it's not like Gojo didn't apologize and learned from it.
Again, I love Gojo, I do. But let's not act like sometimes he's a little too arrogant and ignorant and he rightfully so should be brought back to reality. He's flawed. He's not some pure person. He grew from how he was as a teenager, but he still has this bad habit of being inconsiderate of how others around him feel.
Take Utahime for example. He constantly calls her weak. She has every damn right to hate his guts. She's not "confused about her feelings" and it's not "Oh my gosh, so romantic". He's an ass and he's disrespectful. He has no reason to call her weak. She has more experience than him given she is older than him.
It was a long time fucking coming anyways.
#again i adore gojo but he is a goofy ass#sometimes he needs someone to put him in his place#otherwise how would he get better?#just kiya's thoughts#jjk#jujutsu kaisen#jjk 255#jjk spoilers#jjk manga spoilers#miguel#miguel jjk#miguel oduol#gojo satoru#satoru gojo
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A short podcast about discrimination against persons from South Los Angeles and adjacent areas.
#discrimination#south los angeles#ghetto#hood#southcentrallosangeles#plantation#otherism#bigotry#redlining#stereotype
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How accurate is the new Napoleon film? Sorting fact from fiction (Andrew Roberts, The Sunday Times, Nov 19 2023)
"Sir Ridley Scott’s long-awaited movie Napoleon will have a great effect on how the French emperor is viewed in the popular imagination.
So it was with some trepidation that I watched it.
Would it reproduce the old Anglo-American historical stereotype of a jumped-up Corsican tyrant, or might it recognise that in fact Napoleon created the Enlightenment’s institutions, many of which last to this day?
For here was an opportunity to change the tired conventional view of Napoleon put forward by so many postwar Anglophone historians that Napoleon was essentially merely a prototype for Adolf Hitler.
Sadly and somewhat predictably for an 85-year-old whose mindset was formed by the Second World War, Scott has gone for the intellectually discredited stereotype of a dictator who goes mad with hubris. (…)
Scott has remarked before that “f***ing historians” don’t know what happened in Napoleonic times because “they weren’t there”.
But in fact there is a plethora of believable first-hand accounts from people who were indeed there, used by historians to discover what happened.
What these first-hand accounts tell us is that Napoleon was a witty, highly intellectual and attractive personality, whose reforms changed first France and then Europe for the better.
Whenever his armies entered European cities they liberated the Jews from their ghettos, giving them civil and religious liberties.
He was therefore precisely the opposite of the malignant, humourless, Jew-hating Führer. (…)
So firm is the assumption that Napoleon’s psyche had “run wild” that he is given the line to Joséphine: “I must begin my march to Moscow.”
Yet the whole point of the 1812 campaign was that Napoleon had no intention of going more than 50 miles inside Russia, in what was intended to be a three-week campaign.
As he crossed the river Niemen, there was no “march to Moscow”.
There are plenty of people in history who have a Napoleon complex, but Napoleon himself was not one of them, despite what Scott and Kirby might say.
This show also assumes Napoleon lost in Russia solely because the weather got cold in winter, as if the highly intelligent and well-read emperor did not know it would.
No mention is made of the typhus that killed 100,000 men, which Napoleon could not have foreseen.
At one point in the movie, Joséphine forces Napoleon to say: “I am just a brute that is nothing without you.”
Quite apart from the appalling syntax, the line, like so many in this visually stunning but historically tone-deaf film, fails to ring true.
Yet it is not from thousand-page biographies that the mass of people take their history today, but from movies like this.
Henceforth, therefore, Napoleon Bonaparte — the great world force of the Enlightenment who ended the French Revolution and dragged country after country out of ancien-regime torpor and into the vibrant 19th century — will merely be a brute who was nothing without his Joséphine."
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