This is so, so true and I agree that this can be applied to white writers who write characters of colour. Heck, it can be applied to any person who tries to portray a character who fits under the category of the "The Other" without doing their research first or questioning how society views them in the first place.
Every time one of my male writer friends says, "Well, I didn't care much about my MC's first girlfriend, but then she dies..." I just want to say "Stop right there."
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This is so, so true and I agree that this can be applied to white writers who write characters of colour. Heck, it can be applied to any person who tries to portray a character who fits under the category of the "The Other" without doing their research first or questioning how society views them in the first place.
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Every time one of my male writer friends says, "Well, I didn't care much about my MC's first girlfriend, but then she dies..." I just want to say "Stop right there."
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