[Links] 18-24 July 2018: Parliamentary Homophobia, Child Welfare Laws, and Attack on Titan Analysis
This week: some very heavy topics including anti-disability bigotry and homophobia, child welfare laws, and a structural analysis of Attack on Titan.
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[Links] 11-17 July 2018: Repeating the Atrocities of 1940s Internment Camps, Fandom’s Slavefic Problem, and Kase-san
This week: how internment camps for immigrants repeat the atrocities the US committed against Japanese-Americans during WWII, fandom’s problem with sexualizing slavery, and a Kase-san OVA review.
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[Links] 4-10 July 2018: Premiere Catch-Up, Masculinity in Fate, and Helping the Industry
This week: all the premieres you may have missed, masculinity and cooking in Fate, and online attempts to find new ways to help the anime industry.
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[Links] 27 June – 3 July 2018: Queer & Trans Manga, ANN Forum Revamp, and Premiere Reviews
This week: manga with queer and trans characters, Anime News Network revamps its forum rules, and the beginning of premiere season.
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[Links] 20-26 June 2018: Banana Fish Romance, Fighting Fascism, and Stigma Against Single Mothers
This week: the main romance of Banana Fish, suggestions on how to oppose fascism, and the stigma against single mothers in Japan. And a kitten, because this has been a rough week.
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[Links] 13-19 June 2018: Foreigner Fetishization, Anti-Blackness in Cosplay, and Male Love Live! Fans Behaving Badly
This week: the effects of white foreigner fetishization for Asian American students in Japan, anti-Blackness in the cosplay community, and bad behavior by male Love Live! fans in Japan.
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[Links] 6-12 June 2018: Clear Card Postmortem, Tips for LGBTQ+ Moving to Japan, and Women in Animation Summit
This week: a postmortem of Clear Card’s shortcomings, a guide for LGBTQ+ folks looking to move to Japan, and a world summit for women in animation.
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[Links] 30 May – 5 June 2018: #MahouShouJune, Queer Manga, and Japanese Literature by Women
This week: #MahouShouJune, queer manga recs, and influential female authors in Japanese literature. (Content warning for suicide, racism, and sexual harassment.)
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[Links] 23-29 May 2018: Trans Idols, BL Trends, and Japanese War Brides
This week: a trans idol group, the year’s popular trends in BL, and Japanese war brides in New Zealand.
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[Links] 16-22 May 2018: Valve Targeting Visual Novels, #WeToo, and Spousal Abuse
This week: visual novels with sexual content under fire, #WeToo, and spousal abuse (Content warning for sexual assault).
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[Links] 9-15 May 2018: Amanchu!, Is This a Pigeon, and the Financial Importance of Female Otaku
This week: Amanchu and anxiety, the origins of “Is this a pigeon?,” and female otaku’s important financial contributions to the industry.
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[Links] 2-8 May 2018: Trans Legal Battles, Azur Lane Korea, and Inside Mari
This week: the fight for legal protection of trans individuals, Azur Lane Korea’s removal of an artist’s work after accusations that she supported feminist causes, and a discussion of Inside Mari.
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[Links] 25 April – 1 May 2018: Fan Con Postmortem, Romance Games, and Aggretsuko
This week: a Universal Fan Con postmortem, a modern history of romance games, and why Aggretsuko is great.
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[Links] 18-24 April 2018: Dual Citizenship, Fan Con, and Rental Families
Thanks for your patience this weekend while we rolled out the new site design, AniFam!
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[Links] 11-17 April 2018: Kase-san OVA, Best Couples, & Kyoto Sekai University’s Malian President
This week: the Kase-san OVA, the best couples, and Kyoto Sekai University elects the Mali-born Oussouby Sacko as its president.
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[Links] 4-10 April 2018: Eugenics, Workplace Discrimination, and the Cost of Piracy
This week: eugenics, workplace discrimination, and the cost of piracy for manga artists.
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[Links] 28 March – 3 April 2018: Mari Okada’s Biography, New Anime Studios, and Recommendations
This week: Mari Okada’s biography, new anime studios, and feminist recommendations.
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[Links] 21-27 March 2018: Lezhin Abuses, Trans Sephiroth, and Flying Colors Foundation
This week: Lezhin’s abuse of web artists, reading Sephiroth as trans, and a response from Flying Colors Foundation.
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[Links] 14-20 March 2018: Elderly Women in Prison, Fandom Demographics, and School Babysitters
This week: elderly women in prison, fandom demographics, and realism in School Babysitters.
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[Links] 7-13 March 2018: Women in construction, Liz and the Blue Bird, and Ikuhara anime
This week: women in construction work, Liz and the Blue Bird, and Ikuhara anime.
