Ep 123 - The Life of Female Fans

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Women of the Whills

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Ep 123 - The Life of Female Fans

Women of the Whills

1 hour 20 minutes 19 seconds

5 years ago

Ep 123 - The Life of Female Fans

People think they know female fans. There's a certain stigma around them, as if they're outliers or abnormalities for liking stories that have blasters and space ships in them. What about female fans who are minorities? Female fans who fit into "niche" parts of fandom (like reylo shippers)? How is fandom different for women, who are already treated as "abnormalities" in fandom, and why? Join Tammy, Mollie, and Nedi as they discuss together their experiences, and lay bare the parts of fandom no one wants to talk about.