Blackout: Lexa died for nothing on the show. Make it mean something off the show.
The most effective way is to stop promoting them. Anything else helps them and means you are endorsing and supporting what happened. We should however still speak out and have a voice, promote good articles, make ourselves heard in different ways, etc.
Trend âLGBT fans deserve betterâ at some point this week or on Thursday, without tagging the show.
If you can, donate to this fundraise for the Trevor Project.
1. Unfollow JRothenbergTV and cwthe100
2. Unfollow the writers
3. Do not tweet about the show or use The 100 hashtag
4. Do not use the hashtag on Tumblr
5. Do not link to articles about the show, do not give them hits.
6. Unlike from FB
7. No page counts/views for new promos/sneaks
8. Boycott/unfollow journalists who support this.
9. Bad ratings on sites like IMDB/Netflix/Hulu.
10. Donât watch on CW site, donât watch on any official venues like Netflix, donât watch live
11. Do not vote in polls
12. If you previously recommended this to friends, tell them to stop watching.
13. Spread the message.
You can find an explanation for why doing this matters here.
If you want to try and make a difference, contact the CW and tell them why you will no longer be watching the show. Please be respectful when doing this. Maybe if people contact them, something may happen. Remember that the CW stands on social media presence.
www.cwtv.com/feedback/comments
OR send an email to;
[email protected]
[email protected]
and CC to Hulu and Netflix;
[email protected]
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Remember to make it clear that it isnât about shipping but about representation, baiting & how the constant use of the Dead Lesbian Trope is not only cliche, mediocre & completely predictable storyline but also how affects YOU and others in our vulnerable, young LGBT community.
Donât come across as angry or aggressive. But measured, reasonable, disappointed & disheartened.
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