[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!
Thanks for your patience this weekend while we rolled out the new site design, AniFam!
This week: the Kase-san OVA, the best couples, and Kyoto Sekai University elects the Mali-born Oussouby Sacko as its president.
This week: eugenics, workplace discrimination, and the cost of piracy for manga artists.
This week: Mari Okada’s biography, new anime studios, and feminist recommendations.
This week: Lezhin’s abuse of web artists, reading Sephiroth as trans, and a response from Flying Colors Foundation.
This week: elderly women in prison, fandom demographics, and realism in School Babysitters.
This week: women in construction work, Liz and the Blue Bird, and Ikuhara anime.
This week: Kaceytron, backlash against #MeToo in Japan, and workplace sexism.
This week: Banana Fish, the final days of this year’s #28DaysofBlackCosplay, and first-hand accounts from Japanese-American internment camps.
This week: the charms of Laid-Back Camp, academic feminism, and Japanese feminist vloggers to follow.
This week: Colorism, Yami Kawaii, and Olympic Yuri!!! on ICE Fans.
This week: NHK and LGBTQ+ representation, Netflix and piracy, and #BlackGirlMagic…
Yuri!!! On Ice, hafu support networks, and updates about John Leigh.
FRANXX discourse, LGBT coming-of-age, and Taishou fashion.
The premiere season is wrapping up, plus idol culture and unhelpful dictionaries.
A whole mess of premieres, new manga artists, and Aokigahara.
A lot of 2017 look-backs and some discussion of heavy subjects (including sexual assault, suicide, predatory relationships, and abuse of immigrant workers). Happy 2018, everyone!
Women in politics, ATLUS’s bad track record, and your anime faves.
The healing power of MMO Junkie, gender-variant characters, and looking back on 2017.
Marriage equality, Alita’s big eyes, and the apparent horror of women doing things alone.