topics that need to be brought up (kpop specific one coming up-):
- the masculinization of black women who are doing better than many of your faves.
- how traumatic it is for poc kpop stans to have their experiences & feelings about racist kpop idols erased by stans who don’t see the severity within what the idols did.
- how idols are grown when you wanna sexualize them, but not when they want to make their own decisions.
- how kpop fandoms as a whole would genuinely be a better and less toxic space if people just wouldn’t speak about idols/groups/etc that they don’t like.
- how aave is not just ‘stan twitter language’ that you use for two weeks and then throw away.
- how it isn’t ‘just hair’.
- how it should be acceptable for black people to wear bonnets & durags outside, and have it not be seen as ‘lazy’ or ‘unkempt’.
- why are non-poc so upset when it comes to poc making spaces exclusively where poc can vent & actually have a safe space?
- the toxic masculinity between black men when they see other black men simply showing affection toward each other.
- how y’all should stop pitting black female rappers against each other just because you want your daily fill of drama.
- you don’t get to be an activist only when it benefits you/makes you look good!! either you are or you aren’t, don’t parade around being such an activist for certain movements when you know it’ll give you & your motives a boost.
