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Universe: Supernatural
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DnD OCs
Dimension 20: Fantasy High OCs Half-Dwarf-Half-Gnome, Nissa Riswynn "Hammerkick" Boliéta of Clan Motsognir, and her Tiefling bestie. Dimension 20: Tiny Heist OC Dimension 20: Escape From The Bloodkeep OC Dimension 20: The Unsleeping City OC Perith Anbira Jenynzem Feywynn "Speckle" Foundfarthing Appearance: Gender: Female Race: Lightfoot Halfling Age: Approx. 14 Weight: 27 lb Height: Exceptionally short, even for Halflings. Approx. 1'8" Hair: A dusty-brown poof of frizz in a small ponytail. Eyes: Hazel of golden brown with mossy flecks Complexion: Pale, freckled, and scarred Personality: Alignment: Chaotic Good Class(es): Rogue & Artificer Background: Urchin Quirks: I like to squeeze into small places where no one else can get to me, or if I can't do that then I like to keep my back to a wall or tree, protected. I often ask a ton of intrusive questions and have great difficulty in keeping myself from
Viktim Viktorious - OCs
Viktim Viktorious is an indie rock band that was formed when its members met at a support group for victims of hate crimes. Using their music to spread acceptance throughout the world, they have made a name for themselves in the music industry as a best selling band.
Members:
Raene
When Raene, the lead singer, was a young child, her family's home was burned down by a group of white supremacists. The experience was traumatizing and it set her on the path to starting a support group for victims of hate crimes as a young adult. Once the band was formed, Raene legally dropped her last name in order to protect her family from any negative reper
Gender Bender Contest Winners
Congratulations to the Winners of The Gender Bender Contest!
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Disabilities in Media: A Brief Subjective Analysis
I have used a wheelchair since I was 3; I am now 25. As a child, I yearned to see a reflection of myself in media and my parents went to great lengths to find any books, movies, and TV series that featured people with disabilities. I filled my mind with these characters and their stories, letting them inspire me to live life to the absolute fullest.
It was always a disappointment to me that there weren't many people like me shown in media, despite disabled individuals constituting the largest minority in the world (an estimated 1 out of every 5 people has some disability). Failure to include disabled individuals in any media portrayal of th
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