Gaming Brew: Accessibility in Tabletop Gaming – Jennifer Kretchmer
Producer, actor, and creator Jennifer Kretchmer has compiled a list of resources for accessibility in tabletop gaming. [...]
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Gaming Brew: Ableism in ‘Assassins Creed Valhalla’
Over the years, we here at PCU have talked about stereotypes, tropes, and general misrepresentation of marginalized peoples in our fandoms. Well, I’m back to talk about [...]
The PCU Interview: Netflix’s “The Umbrella Academy” Star Talks New Season & Physical Diversity in Hollywood
We speak with the amazing Ken Hall about improv, diversity and The Umbrella Academy! [...]
Movie Brew: Why I Won’t Be Watching “My Boyfriend’s Meds”
I’ve recently become a member of an underrepresented class. I’m disabled, and my new status has sensitized me to many things I never noticed before. For example, it’d [...]
Tabletop Tuesday – Survival of the Able
A truly groundbreaking new game... [...]
Tabletop Tuesday – The DOTS RPG Project
UPDATE: This article was updated to reflect Jack Berberette’s original role, his current status, and the non-profit status of the organization. I’m not sure how much [...]
TV Brew: Casting Done Right – No Excuse for “X-Washing” a Role
**Author’s Note: The following contains some spoilers for Gotham and The OA, so if you haven’t seen the most recent episodes, you might want to wait.** [...]
TV Brew: ‘In The Dark’ Is Blind To the Realities of Disability
What a wasted opportunity... [...]
Marvel, Please Learn What Is & Is Not a “Vehicle”
Marvel Legends. A toy line that’s been around for a couple of years, and is usually pretty good about showing the character(s) they’re presenting as the iconic [...]
BookCon 2018 and Tee Franklin: An Accessibility Failure
These days, inclusiveness and diversity have become favorite themes of many conventions & pop culture as a whole. From a focus on minorities, to movements against sexual [...]
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