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A thread of other people’s good threads on issues of
CW: consent, reproductive coercion, rape,
Some intersecting with & some separately discussing race & gender.
Inspired by #Bridgerton
(& some other media)
CW: consent, reproductive coercion, rape,
Some intersecting with & some separately discussing race & gender.
Inspired by #Bridgerton
(& some other media)
Helpful thread about consent from a sex educator
CW: rape https://twitter.com/blumagaincurios/status/1343561177062891523?s=21
CW: rape https://twitter.com/blumagaincurios/status/1343561177062891523?s=21
CW: male sexual consent, rape
This article includes #Bridgerton & #ww84 
Also probably some spoilers if you haven’t seen those. Also mentions a show “A Teacher” (haven’t seen it) https://twitter.com/pajiba/status/1343256339032641536?s=21
This article includes #Bridgerton
& #ww84 Also probably some spoilers if you haven’t seen those. Also mentions a show “A Teacher” (haven’t seen it) https://twitter.com/pajiba/status/1343256339032641536?s=21
Excellent thread about power dynamics, expectations, audience; & he thoughtfully gives a
CW for reproductive coercion, lack of consent, rape
When the thread shifts to those topics. https://twitter.com/thisblackmagic/status/1343678515980378114?s=21
CW for reproductive coercion, lack of consent, rape
When the thread shifts to those topics. https://twitter.com/thisblackmagic/status/1343678515980378114?s=21
I appreciated this piece & another perspective about Bridgerton & race, related to a great historical link to follow https://twitter.com/mckenzie_jp/status/1343949140489887752?s=21
Actual historical research on Black People in The Regency (& how the amount of dukes in historical romance works is more fantastical than the talented diverse cast depicting the era for #Bridgerton ) https://twitter.com/vanessariley/status/1344069480561971202?s=21
) https://twitter.com/vanessariley/status/1344069480561971202?s=21
Great thread on how writing for a modern audience can’t help but influence historical fiction, & much respect for authors who do lots of research to present things that are “historically possible” https://twitter.com/courtneymilan/status/1344334596968599553?s=21
