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あなたの信条で肌の色に手を加えないのはあなたの自由だ。
だがあなたの信条で、日本のコスプレイヤーが肌の色に工夫することを規制することはできない。
黒人がその肌の色を神聖不可侵と考えるのは自由だが、それを認めるのなら日本人が肌の色を工夫して正確なコスプレをする権利を尊重して欲しい。
I've won several cosplay contests over the years! I've also cosplayed many characters and people have recognized who I've cosplayed even though I don't match the skin tones!
No one needs to blackface or paint their skin darker to be "accurate".
ALT me cosplaying as Yuna from FFX
ALT me cosplaying Wonder Woman
ALT Me cosplaying as Sailor Jupiter
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만약 내가 저 기존 디자인에 색칠놀이 된거 보고 색깔 말고 흑인적 요소가 없다고 하면? 바로 욕쳐먹음
근데 동양인이 동양인을 상정하고 동양인 그리면 피부가 너무 밝다, 눈이 안찢어졌다 코가 낮지 않으니 동양인 아니라고 동양인 당사자한테 니가 어떻게 생겨야 하는지 동양인 아닌 애들이 가르침
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동양인보다 흑인인게 더 보기좋다고 글씀=> 좋아요 8k
피부 탄 케릭터 2차 창작에서 피부톤 개인 그림체 따라 밝게 그림=> 화이트 워싱 한다고 싸불 인용 100개
동양인 케릭터 피부만 검은색으로 바꿈=흑인임
애니식 그림체로 동양인 케릭터 그림="동양인적 요소"가 없다고 백인이라함
병신새끼들
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이번 2026 중간선거가 1974년 이래 민주당 최고의 성적이라는데 그럼 자연스럽게 이란전쟁의 파급력이 워터게이트 사건에 버금간다는 얘기가 됨
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god i wish black people just created their own characters instead of relying on other races that dont care. its so embarrassing to see soemtimes
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너넨 애니 캐릭터 덧칠하며 무례하게 굴 때 경고해도 무시하고 더 과해졌지 애초에 존중은 없었어 들은 적도 없으면서 존중을 요구할 자격 없고 존중이 양방향인 걸 안다면 더 강요하지 말아야 돼
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คุณมินามิ ซาไก เป็นนักวาดมังงะชาวอเมริกันเชื้อสายแอฟริกันที่อาศัยอยู่ในญี่ปุ่น เธอนำผลงานของตัวเองมาลงในทวิต แต่ผู้ใช้ภาษาอังกฤษบางส่วนกลับโจมตีเธอด้วยประเด็นต่างๆ เช่นเรื่องที่เธอเขียนเรื่องรักระหว่างหญิงผิวดำกับชายผิวขาว มีคำพูดดูหมิ่นต่างๆเกิดขึ้นมากมาย
แต่จริงๆแล้วตัวเอกของมังงะเป็นผู้ชายญี่ปุ่น และคนญี่ปุ่นก็มาชื่นชม รวมทั้งช่วยปกป้อง โดยบอกว่าเชื้อชาติของผู้สร้างไม่สำคัญตราบใดที่ผลงานออกมาดี
เห็นยังใครตัวปัญหา 😔
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アホか。
どうせコスプレするなら完成度上げたいのが日本人なんだよ。
これ見て白人様に憧れてるように見えるのかよ？
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西洋の価値観の押し付けってその通りじゃん。肌の色の呪いをアジアにまで振り撒いてるじゃん。
なんで日本人が日本でするコスプレにお前ら価値観で文句言われなきゃいけないんだよ。国によってタブーも文化も違うといつ学ぶんだ？
i’ve noticed recently that discussions of racism in east asian countries, usually japan and south korea, are deflected by accusations of “western centrism” online rather than actually engaging with the criticism.
east asia doesn’t exist in a vacuum. their racial perceptions and cultural ideas are shaped by historical and global influences. yet people act like pointing out racism is an imposition of western values… it’s like to avoid accountability or justify ignorance and it’s just so tired to me. How is that fair?
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黒人差別は白人の文化じゃんw
i’ve noticed recently that discussions of racism in east asian countries, usually japan and south korea, are deflected by accusations of “western centrism” online rather than actually engaging with the criticism.
east asia doesn’t exist in a vacuum. their racial perceptions and cultural ideas are shaped by historical and global influences. yet people act like pointing out racism is an imposition of western values… it’s like to avoid accountability or justify ignorance and it’s just so tired to me. How is that fair?
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아니 동아시아에 인종차별이 있는 건 우리도 인정함
근데 니들이 지적하는 것 (특히 피부색에 대한 것)의 태반이 한국이나 일본에서는 전혀 인종차별적 의미도 맥락도 없는 말이나 행동인데, 너희가 서구적 마인드로 도달한 결론에 의해 인종차별로 몰아가서 그런거임
i’ve noticed recently that discussions of racism in east asian countries, usually japan and south korea, are deflected by accusations of “western centrism” online rather than actually engaging with the criticism.
east asia doesn’t exist in a vacuum. their racial perceptions and cultural ideas are shaped by historical and global influences. yet people act like pointing out racism is an imposition of western values… it’s like to avoid accountability or justify ignorance and it’s just so tired to me. How is that fair?
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서구 중심주의가 맞으니까
게이샤가 얼굴에 하얗게 칠하는거
중국이 포청천 얼굴에 까맣게칠하는거
(현재는사라졌지만) 한국에선 신라라는 고대때 화랑이 하얗게 칠하는 풍습 등등
각자 지역에서 다양하게 인식되었던걸
“블랙페이스” “화이트워싱”으로 표현하며 인종차별이라고 명명하고 있잖아?
i’ve noticed recently that discussions of racism in east asian countries, usually japan and south korea, are deflected by accusations of “western centrism” online rather than actually engaging with the criticism.
east asia doesn’t exist in a vacuum. their racial perceptions and cultural ideas are shaped by historical and global influences. yet people act like pointing out racism is an imposition of western values… it’s like to avoid accountability or justify ignorance and it’s just so tired to me. How is that fair?
