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www.feministcritics.org
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| | | | | Okay, the title of that there post should let you know what kinda mood I'm in, right? Right then, y'all have been warned. See, I generally like this blog, I generally like being apart of this bl... | |
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www.thebooksmugglers.com
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| | | | | SFF in Conversation is a monthly feature on The Book Smugglers in which we invite guests to talk about a variety of topics important to speculative fiction fans, authors, and readers. Our vision is to create a safe (moderated) space for thoughtful conversation about the genre, with a special focus on inclusivity and diversity in SFF. Anyone can participate and we are welcoming emailed topic submissions from authors, bloggers, readers, and fans of all categories, age ranges, and subgenres beneath the speculative fiction umbrella. Today, we continue our ongoing new series "SFF in Conversation" with a guest post from Foz Meadows - YA author and 2013 Best Fan Writer Hugo Award nominee - on Fanfiction. Thoughts on Fanfiction by Foz Meadows In the Beginning The fi... | |
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aphyr.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text provides a comprehensive overview of the history and evolution of leather and S/M participation in Pride parades, particularly in San Francisco, New York, and other U.S. cities. It highlights the initial controversies and challenges faced by these communities, including calls to ban or tone down their displays due to concerns about being perceived as 'freaky' or 'overly sexual.' However, over time, leather and S/M communities became increasingly integrated into Pride events, with larger contingents, public demonstrations, and support from organizers. The text also notes the growing acceptance and celebration of these subcultures within the LGBTQ+ movement, as well as ongoing debates about the role of leather and S/M in Pride. Key events... | |
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ukconstitutionallaw.org
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| | | The Elections Act 2022 - finally law after a long and contentious development in the Commons and the Lords - implements a number of controversial measures. The ID provision requires that persons present a photographic identification at the polls. This has raised concerns of suppressing the vote of economically and socially vulnerable groups who may... | ||
