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CAN PEOPLE PLEASE. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. TAG THEIR STUFF PROPERLY?? I GOT SO MANY SPOILERS IT'S CRAZY.
CAN PEOPLE PLEASE. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. TAG THEIR STUFF PROPERLY?? I GOT SO MANY SPOILERS IT'S CRAZY. JUST. TAG. THEM. PROPERLY.
JUST. PUT MULTIPLE TAGS OF THE SAME TRIGGER WARNING. OF THE SAME SPOILER ALERT. TAG SPOILER. PLEASE. IS THAT SO MUCH TO ASK????
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Since people are talking about Sumeru this is just my take on it. Not to offend anyone or start an argument, it's just my personal opinion. Mihoyo has a major problem with colorism, it was obvious before. There are about 50 playable characters so far and out of all of them, only two of them are not white (They have a habit of making these two paler in some art but thats a whole other part of this topic). The reason that its upsetting is because Mihoyo can research cultures and lands and they can make these other nations in a respectful manner (Ex: Liyue based off China, Inazuma based off Japan) but Sumeru was different from the get go. Sumeru is supposedly based off of at least two cultures and lands, India and probably Egypt, at least this is what I've heard. Not that its a bad thing but with the way they're taking it... It's like they're treating these cultures as an accessory. A good amount of people from the regions where Sumeru is based off of, have some melanin. So why is it so hard for Mihoyo to see that and why do they not want to add more colored characters? It's not necessary, but its the least they can do if they're going to use a culture for their game. Making colored characters literally takes away nothing, in fact it actually gives more by providing representation. Just by looking at some of the new characters I felt majorly disappointed. In fact, I don’t think disappointed begins to describe it. Take for example, the little girl in pink. I think she's borderline offensive because she's clearly based off the whole genie and aladdin thing which is almost like a stereotype now (probably not the right words to describe it but I can’t think of anything else right now). And don't even get me started on the dendro archon, she's a joke. Maybe my opinion is invalid, but as a Latina looking forward to Natlan (supposedly based off South America), I'm extremely worried that they're going to be using more cultures disrespectfully and as accessories for their pretty little cast of characters that's 95% white/pale.
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There is so much more I could say about this, but there is not enough room. Remember to check with reality rather than believing conspiracy theories promoted, supported, and funded by white nationalist hate groups.
Missouri is proposing 20% of the nation’s anti-trans legislation this session. Gender-affirming care for young folks is on the edge of being criminalized (so much love to trans friends in states where that has already happened).
Please keep up with the anti-trans legislation in your state and combat it. There are lives at stake.
Transphobes do not touch this post.
Image ID: a 10-image cartoon comic featuring Joey, a boy with short hair.
Image 1: Joey, upset, gesticulates towards an open laptop. Text reads: The reality of St. Louis trans kids. Last week, a former (non-medical) employee of Washington University’s Pediatric Transgender Center was featured in a viral article about how the clinic was “rushing” kids into medical care and “mutilating” us. Every single thing she said was a lie, but the media loves it. Footnote reads: I wouldn’t give any more attention to this, but it is immediately endangering the lives of trans people. Missouri has launched a state investigation and is actively attempting to criminalize gender-affirming care based on conspiracy theories.
Image 2: Joey points to a map of the United States where Missouri is singled out, and a map of Missouri where St. Louis is indicated with a star. The text reads: The Transgender Center, located in St. Louis, Missouri, has been the target of hateful attacks from the far-right state legislature for years. It is part of Washington University Hospital, a branch of a prestigious private university.
Image 3: A younger Joey injects his T shot in his leg while someone takes a photo. Text reads: I can tell you that everything in the article is false because I received care at the Transgender Center beginning at 16 years old. My medical transition has brought me nothing but joy. What a gift it is to be trans!
Image 4: A younger Joey sits on a couch and stims with a tangle fidget toy. Text reads: No one is “rushed”. I sat on many waitlists, had to have 6 months of specialized gender therapy and a diagnosis of gender dysphoria before even being referred to the Center, and I was denied as “not ready enough” by an endocrinologist the first time I finally got an appointment. Footnote reads: If you’re curious about what it looks like to be a trans kid, I did another piece on that! Check out tinyurl.com/transkidscomictumblr.
Image 5: A colorful map of the United States shows how many states have a Negative Gender Identity Policy Tally and how many states have criminalized gender affirming care. Joey holds a credit card. Text reads: St. Louis’ Pediatric Transgender Center is the only one in the region, meaning the waitlists are extremely long. Plus, no one in the only industrialized country without free healthcare is getting medical care for fun. Many American trans folks have to fundraise for our care.
Image 6: Joey, distressed, sits on a couch while talking on the phone. The person on the other end says: “That’s me!” Text reads: This former employee spoke about specific cases, and patients have been able to identify themselves. She shared our private medical info and called us horrifying.
Image 7: This is split into two panels. In the first, Joey holds up a box of condoms and a packet of birth control pills. Texts reads: She especially hated trans men such as myself, saying that trans ideology was destroying “girls”. She lamented about hormones making us “sterile”, which is a complete lie. We trans mascs have to actively prevent pregnancy. In panel two stands a doctor. Text reads: Every time I had an appointment at the Center, doctors reminded me: Remember: testosterone is not a contraceptive! Footnote reads: The wonderful Erin Reed wrote a breakdown debunking all the lies in the article. See tinyurl.com/erinreedmissouri.
Image 8: Joey, masked, sits at a circular table with his brother, an unmasked boy with fluffy short hair. Joey’s brother is showing him his phone. Text reads: Major newspapers continue to platform these complete lies because they bring in engagement and money. The Washington Post tracked down my little brother’s personal cell phone number to try to get in contact with our mom – the president of an organization supporting trans kids in Missouri. Freaky, right?
Image 9: Joey, looking disgusted, leans against a door frame while talking on a cell phone. Text reads: But no one wants to talk with me, the adult who medically transitioned at this clinic as a minor and has not “desisted” in six years. The Washington Post reporter, who didn’t know anything about trans people, talked with me for 20 minutes and used a sentence of mine in an article about “both sides of the debate”. She didn’t mention that this former employee is being legally represented by a recognized anti-LGBT hate group, nor that all of her claims are unsupported by reality or science.
Image 10: Joey looks angry and gesticulates. Beside the drawing are two photos of Joey, one of him happy in front of a trans flag, and the other of him drawing up testosterone to take his first T shot. Text reads: There is no debate. There are trans people, and there are people who want us dead. There is truth and there are conspiracy theories. Where is my viral article in a major paper?
Published Feb 16, 2023. End ID.