Iâm going to point out some weird things about @projecttrinityâs upcoming visual novel âWomen of Xalâ in relation to this site.
1) Itâs an upcoming Kickstarter bound otome game that very obviously is PoC / People of Color & WoC/ Women of Color centric. Weâve got a bi female lead with several romancable women. And itâs in a harsh matriarchal society ready to give some brutal parallels to our own. Being helmed by a very capable and snarky Black writer. The two programmers are women. The artists are women. The singers are women. One of the animators is a woman. AND THEREâS TANGIBLE QUALITY TO IT! I thought weâve been asking for more projects like this for years now. But Tumblr has been the most quiet of the four sites itâs updating on??? (Youtube, Facebook, LemmSoftForums, Tumblr)Â
2) How are hateful anons finding this project before everyone else? Why are we letting Black creatives feel like the anon has a point about Tumblr not caring? Isnât this site notorious for propping up content like this? Where are my feminists at?!
Like, I truly get it: Most of you will have only just heard of this. And Tumblr didnât make it easy in the first place. Tags and timing are madly important. But so are reblogs and follows! Youâre reading this now - thereâs nothing truly stopping you from showing that anon the middle finger. For every time WE DONâT JUSTÂ âHEARTâ A CREATIVEâS POST and reblog/follow their content, we prove hateful anons like this wrong. And every time we prove them wrong, we send an encouraging message to other minorities who want to share their passions with the world, but face that uphill battle.
And hey, the writer clearly has faith in this site still:
You can find out more about the project here.
Or, better yet, follow, and support the team here!
(Bonus Note: If youâre someone who has been reblogging a lot of content from this team as well, cheers, fellow sisters! <3)
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