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Today On The Bias: Disability, Representation, and the X-Men

October 31, 2017August 10, 2020 Annalee

I’ve got a post up on The Bias today about the X-Men as a case study in disability representation. Check it out: Disability, Representation, and the X-Men.

Tagged disability, the bias, writing

Today on The Bias: How “Good Intent” Undermines Diversity and Inclusion

September 26, 2017 Annalee

I have a post up on The Bias today on how asking people to “assume good intent” undermines diversity and inclusion, and makes people in your space less safe. Check it out: How “Good Intent” Undermines Diversity and Inclusion.

Tagged codes of conduct, the bias

Today On The Bias: Mansplaining and the Power of Naming

May 9, 2017August 10, 2020 Annalee

I have a post up on The Bias today about the word “mansplaining,” and why having specific language to describe patterns of discrimination is so vital to marginalized groups. Check it out: Mansplaining and the Power of Naming.

Tagged the bias

Today on The Bias: My Childhood Was Appropriate For Children

September 23, 2016August 10, 2020 Annalee

I’ve got a post up on The Bias today about growing up queer, and the harm it causes queer children when we act as if LGBT topics are for “mature” readers in spite of the fact that many kids are themselves queer. Check it out: My Childhood Was Appropriate For Children.

Tagged representation, the bias

Today On The Bias: Fundraising, Activism, and Who Gets Paid

March 15, 2016August 10, 2020 Annalee

I’ve got a post up on The Bias today about how to evaluate feminist projects to determine whether they’ll use your donations effectively. Check it out: Fundraising, Activism, and Who Gets Paid.

Header image is “Money” by Martina TR. CC-BY.

Tagged feminism, fundraising, the bias

Today On The Bias: The Geek’s Guide to Disability

February 16, 2016August 10, 2020 Annalee

I’ve got a post up on The Bias today about disability, how it’s represented in genre fiction, and how that representation differs from the lived realities of non-fictional disabled people, and political frameworks that guide our discourse about disability. Check it out: The Geek’s Guide to Disability.

Tagged disability, representation, the bias
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