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Tag Archives: Mainichi
A Mile in Her Shoes: Teaching Transphobia through Video Games
I had tried to teach my students in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 100 about transphobia before. When I unwittingly assigned them a classic feminist essay that contained some transphobic language (including an uncritical quotation of Janice Raymond, the use … Continue reading
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Tagged anna anthropy, dys4ia, lim, Mainichi, mattie brice, merritt kopas, transgender, transphobia
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Postpartum: Mainichi – How Personal Experience Became a Game
This will be a design article on my game Mainichi, aiming to be insight to my thought process during its creation and serve as a guide for others to make games. To get the most out of this, download Mainichi … Continue reading