Um, Do Not Call Me Sis. (AUDIOBOOK)
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Um, Do Not Call Me Sis. (AUDIOBOOK)

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A collection of essays about fandom, misogynoir, abelism, entertainment, and white feminism. Written by Harriyanna Hook and Amaya Janelle.  RATED 16+ FOR MATURE THEMES AND STRONG LANGUAGE.  156 pages.  Chapters: Title page 0:00 The party? 0:17 Dedication 0:22 Note 00:34 Epigraph 01:16 Introduction 01:29 The good, the bad, and the annoying. 06:56 Barbie is not just white. 15:43 May I? 19:22 Cute April. 27:39 Yall’s aesthetic is problematic 33:52 Are you scared to draw black people? 37:36 Yea, I identify with non-Black characters. 52:17 Why I dislike Artie and Becky from Glee. 59:58 Mermaids, adaptations, and white selfishness. 1:06:47 Sam Levinson and Thomas Astruc didn't do sh*t for black women. 1:16:19 Black girls deserve a happily ever after. 1:37:01 Shush. 1:43:50 About the authors. 1:52:45

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