Fan Service Pt 2: Inclusivity
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As we become more progressive and broadening our worldview, there’s been a conversation of inclusivity in film and animated productions. There’s been a lot of pros and backlashes along the way. #podcast #blackgirlmagic #nerd #nerdgirls #blerds #Pose #StevenUniverse #JKRowling #RepresentationMatters
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