What Poc Or Inclusive Writers Would You Recommend?

What poc or inclusive writers would you recommend?

Because I’m getting tired of seeing a person write for a character that i like but they have stuff like “ you blush” and other stuff that shows that this person doesn’t write for everyone. Like how hard is it to not include a description when writing a story that’s supposed to be for “everyone” like last time i check i thought a reader(unless it says what race the reader is) was supposed to be inclusive like it’s so frustrating. Like it’s okay to want to write for your own race but be upfront and says oh this is just for us white people and don’t get made when someone calls you out. For all the white people/ “black” people that are mad at what you said are so butt hurt and for what because nothing you said was wrong. But like they said “a hit dog will holler” because baby they doing a whole lotta hollering.

they crying in my inbox 😂

*ahem*

this is by no means an exhaustive list—there are definitely people i’m going to miss, so if you’re reading this and you know of people, feel free to add. aside from myself, i would recommend:

@syntheticavenger @angrythingstarlight @avintagekiss24 @mypoisonedvine @slothspaghettiwrites @slyyywriting @the-soot-sprite @cherienymphe @wint3r-h3art @punemy-spotted @darkficsyouneveraskedfor @disturbedbydesign @rustytricycle @kinanabinks @xsapphirescrollsx @geminixevans-stan @clints-lucky-arrow @negronispagliato @branded-witha-j @brandycranby @thran-duils @the-iceni-bitch @straywords @geniedetails @sweeterthanthis

and others!

I commissioned this sketch of Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash and an OC of mine from the amazing @keanurye!!

I put a small explanation of what's happening here under the cut.

This is an older idea of mine, but I'm not sure if I will ever write it since I still don't feel that confident about my grasp of a lot of characters involved, as of right now haha.

Basically, she's setting him free, which he finds very confusing, since they don't know each other well (barely at all at this point). He had an agreement with Barry, as well as some other heroes that he would help them. OC is among these people, she's a fairly recent friend of Barry. Shockingly, he actually helped them, but still ended up getting jailed later, which OC found to be against the rules that had been set before, so she breaks him out of prison. She's more of an antihero, if she can be called any kind of hero at all, so she's not that concerned about people getting hurt by him, just about Barry since they're friends, after all.

Still fucking lets his sworn enemy go tho.

A friend of mine said I looked like a „french specialist“ and singlehandedly reignited my love for Frenchie.

Every time I try to read about a character, I get burned out. I also appreciate extremely comprehensive reading lists, but the incredibly long ones tend to send me straight into ADHD paralysis.

We need a Comic Mentorship program for people who want to read comics but are so lost so that they can be paired with a comic fan who can help guide them into reading comics they are interested in, and who can help explain what the comic subculture is, and even find comics that they never considered but might actually like even if it was never something they initially considered bc of poor media representation.

That way they can have one to one guidance and help untangle terms, and learn what crisis happened when, why it's important and fall a little in love with comics.

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Quick tip for anyone who is new to comics or who is not new to comics, but hasn't put enough effort into reading them yet:

You can NOT be a Cassandra's fan if you haven't read Batgirl (2000) & Batgirl (2009)

You can NOT be a Jason's fan if you haven't read "Batman: Under the Hood" & "Red Hood: Lost Days"

You can NOT be a Damian's fan if you haven't read "Robin: Son of Batman" & "Batman & Robin (2011)"

Not only are all 6 of these books really great reads on their own right that can be enjoyed by all readers, but they also define these 3 characters and reading all of them them is essential for understanding them, so if you haven't already, go read them!