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gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now. All for it

mylovelyunorthodoxedmind: reverseracism: Some of the many books created for children of color (: Not only do they excel in representation, they teach important life lessons, and they shed positive light on the media imagery of POC. i remember checking

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

justiceamberheard: “Even if you think that I’m lying, you still couldn’t look me in the eye and tell me that you think on social media there’s been a fair representation. You cannot tell me that you think that this has been fair.” It’s kind

dailykellymarie: Actress Loan Tran speaks up for the first time after leaving social media because of the online hate she recieved in this piece she wrote for New York Times.

silversarcasm: why do people act like representation in media is about ‘political correctness’ when it’s actually about the fact that people are literally made to feel incorrect for who they are through the erasure and mocking of them

wolvensnothere: fromzimbabwee: marylinj: yesysabella: amysantiaago-moved-deactivated2: “It just shows you how important it is to represent everyone in our profession.” (x) MEDIA REPRESENTATION IS IMPORTANT I will re-blog this and the

genalovestoons: damegreywulf: Cats Don’t Dance (1997) An allegory for racial discrimination and lack of representation in media, Cats Don’t Dance is an underrated cartoon musical made by Warner Brothers. The story is about a young, poor, naive cat

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

cobrall: please stop making comics about the stereotypical jock boy beating up the stereotypical nerd boy and somehow incorporating love. do not write them under posts about physical indicators of soulmates (glowing chests, names on wrists) and better

adayinthelesbianlife: Sage Sohier chronicled the love of gay couples in the 1980s in her collection At Home With Themselves. Spurred by the AIDS crisis and the media representations of promiscuity and disease in the community, the project aimed to dispel

the-stonedsoldier: the-stonedsoldier: In honour of straight pride day I’d just like to remind everyone that all your favourite characters are fucking gay because I said so u have virtually no media representation they’re all GAY.

cartnsncreal: Gabrielle Union Wears Her Natural Hair to Red Carpet Premiere Natural hair in the mainstream media is so important! Representation Matters

isaisanisa: the importance of representation in media

beetimestwo: princelesscomic: isaisanisa: the importance of representation in media I think I reblogged this before but…who cares. Here it is again! the original teen titans will always be the best

katamaribear: damegreywulf: Cats Don’t Dance (1997) An allegory for racial discrimination and lack of representation in media, Cats Don’t Dance is an underrated cartoon musical made by Warner Brothers. The story is about a young, poor, naive cat

fadingchildhoodmemories: genalovestoons: damegreywulf: Cats Don’t Dance (1997) An allegory for racial discrimination and lack of representation in media, Cats Don’t Dance is an underrated cartoon musical made by Warner Brothers. The story is about

fromzimbabwee: marylinj: yesysabella: amysantiaago-moved-deactivated2: “It just shows you how important it is to represent everyone in our profession.” (x) MEDIA REPRESENTATION IS IMPORTANT I will re-blog this and the ones like it every

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

adayinthelesbianlife: Sage Sohier chronicled the love of gay couples in the 1980s in her collection At Home With Themselves. Spurred by the AIDS crisis and the media representations of promiscuity and disease in the community, the project aimed to dispel

beetimestwo: princelesscomic: isaisanisa: the importance of representation in media I think I reblogged this before but…who cares. Here it is again! the original teen titans will always be the best

catholicjinx:catholicjinx:my biggest problem with trans and general queer people in books and media isn’t the poor representation its the sterilized representationbtw

ot3:to be honest i feel like discussions about Representation need to come second to discussions about dissolving corporate media monopolies. i don’t care how diverse the characters in a show are if the system in place still demands that art has to

battlships: russianspacegeckosexparty: dazzledfirestar: If I see you using the phrase “Write it yourself!” at anyone complaining about a lack of representation in media or in fandom… I will reach through the internet and take your keyboard away

buttastic: people complaining about people wanting more representation in media is like if I have an empty cup and I point out that out and the person in charge of handing out water tells me I should see it as half full instead of half empty but I can’t

sourcedumal:thefilmfatale:Amma Asante’s Belle perfectly illustrates the importance of representation in media. There are several scenes in the film where Dido Elizabeth Belle (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) sees paintings featuring black people as subordinates to

swomc: an accessible online sex worker community that focuses on 1) the empowerment of sex workers by positive media representation 2) encouraging imagination and artistic creativity 3) peer education on politics, rights, history and advocacy in the

blackfeminism: [image reads] Orange Is the New Black has been justly praised for its representation of groups who are often either marginalized or completely invisible in most mainstream media. The show has prominent, complex roles for black women,

marylinj: yesysabella: amysantiaago-moved-deactivated2: “It just shows you how important it is to represent everyone in our profession.” (x) MEDIA REPRESENTATION IS IMPORTANT I will re-blog this and the ones like it every time with the

barbells-and-highheels: gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now. This is so strong.. Please watch this watch

cozymamii:This blog is really the best representation of ‘me’ compared to any other social media. Tumblr forever holds a special place in my heart.

gillananderson: what do you mean there’s not enough queer representation in media? those two white guys look at each other all the time

adayinthelesbianlife: Sage Sohier chronicled the love of gay couples in the 1980s in her collection At Home With Themselves. Spurred by the AIDS crisis and the media representations of promiscuity and disease in the community, the project aimed to dispel

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

plaidos:trans people (esp women) r fully left out of the conversation on representation in media. it’s so weird. like, objectively, we’re the most underrepresented group and nobody’s talking about it; it’s just accepted that trans people not being

manaphy: im so glad canadians are finally getting the representation in media they deserve. thanks adventure time :)

gaywrites: “How the Media Failed Women in 2013,” courtesy of Miss Representation. This is mind-boggling and you must watch it right now.

thefilmfatale:Amma Asante’s Belle perfectly illustrates the importance of representation in media. There are several scenes in the film where Dido Elizabeth Belle (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) sees paintings featuring black people as subordinates to their white

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