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Posts tagged ‘Media fandom’

2012.01.07   Re-post: Steampunk, Tech, and TARDISes: A Cosplay Tale   (0)

A steampunk TARDIS seemed so much better to me than a steampunk Doctor (although I’m still considering a steampunk femme 10th Doctor for another con). That may be because the most important thing in steampunk is not the bustles or the brown, but the tech.

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2011.12.15   Cosplay is fine, girl, as long as you cosplay for me.   (19)

This post addresses the trend I discussed in my post on geek girls and the problem of self-objectification. This post is cross-posted at From Austin to A&M. My friend Lola showed me this video from ...

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2011.12.08   Tough as an old linkspam (8th December, 2011)   (1)

Linkspammed today: being a fan of problematic sources, being a black geek, and being a woman investor.

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2011.08.30   The performer formerly known as Linkspam (31st August, 2011)   (2)

Women’s security scholarships, clothing dilemmas portrayed, sexism in geek culture broadly, and more.

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2011.07.01   Steampunk, Tech, and TARDISes: A Cosplay Tale   (4)

Cross-posted at From Austin to A&M. So the idea of my cosplay project (which I have completed a big chunk of, but am putting on the shelf for a bit, so that I can mull ...

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2010.10.05   Connecting with female characters in geek television   (108)

Cross-posted at From Austin to A&M. s. e. smith wrote this amazing post a while back at Bitch’s Push(back) at the Intersections: “I Just Don’t Like That Many Female Characters.” And I read it and was ...

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2010.05.17   The linkspam-whore dichotomy (17th May, 2010)   (2)

Lightgetsin rants in The one where I shout about able-bodied technology privilege for a while: Also, the next person to tell me to get a Kindle . . . really shouldn’t. The Kindle occasionally reads ...

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