Since the 31st is Trans Day of Visibility, for March we are highlighting a few comics we have with trans main characters! Our banners this month have a broad range of genres and experiences to choose from with a matching collection to explore! webcomictravelogue.com #trans #comic #webcomic
Профиль
PerkyRed
Writer/ Photographer/ Runner Enthusiast/ Teetotal/ Whoever
This weekend on The Webcomic Travelogue Reviews: Brosencrantz dives into The Sword Interval, a completed series set in a post apocalyptic world! webcomictravelogue.com/reviews/the-... #webcomic #comic #webtoon #apocalypse
YES THIS HAPPENED. Also in a general sense if ASL interpreters are working one of my events and there is time, I try to give them access to any prepared materials and generally go over things that I suspect will present an issue for them. The idea they're not needed or useful is shitty ableist BS.
PerriReminds me of the time at WorldCon when an ASL interpreter completely stole the show from Scalzi by signing the HELL out of a short story filled with weird alien words. Scalzi was laughing too hard to read half the time. ASL interpreters are valuable and amazing and must be protected.
just watched sesame street with my son. i don’t know. it’s not like i’m too good for it, it’s just that i know most of this stuff already. like, i work in journalism. i know 23 letters of the alphabet and i’m confident i’ll learn the rest over the course of my work. i don’t need a tv show for that
very easy to get caught up in the loud obnoxious grifter assholes who decry “wokeness” & complain representation is ruining their “hobby” but the thing that matters is, a bunch of people chanting TRANS RIGHTS raise $2mil+ for great charities twice a year, every year. that’s what it’s all about
Dominic TarasonGames Done Quick this year has been a great reminder that videogame culture - the actual culture, not aggrieved incels on Youtube - is pretty fucking cool. You'll never hear about some grifter raising millions for charity to riotous applause.