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writing advice and representation in media
Hello, I want to write a book with a diverse cast of characters, however, I am 13 years old and I know I still need to educate myself on A LOT of things when it comes to misrepresentation, stereotyping, and lazy writing (when concerning minorities).
I would like to know how a proper way to represent or (more specifically) write the following groups (and Please mention other groups that I may have forgotten that are also misrepresented or not represented at all!)
P.S. Please also tell me what you don't like what the media (movies, books, etc.) does to the following groups (or to those that I have not listed):
Non-binary Transgender Black Muslim Asian (including India) Native American Gay Lesbian Bisexual Asexual Polyamorous Neurodivergent Intersex Hispanic Latino Cisgender Female Cisgender Male and etc.
I am a Hispanic Cisgender Female of Mexican origin. What is the most ethical and proper way I can write any of the listed (and not listed) groups? I have also barely entered the LGBTQ+ community as asexual but I still am uneducated about other sexualities and still need to learn more about my own.
Thanks in advance for your help and wisdom.ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
Ah it depends on what kind of non-binary character you want to write, non-binary is more of an umbrella term.
My biggest problems with how non-binary characters are represented are:
-usually in stories about (any kind of trans) trans characters, the story usually focuses on how the cis characters feel about the trans characters and their transiti...... 1 reply
