A gender divide has long been prevalent in gaming subculture. The majority of playable character heroes are male. Gaming advertisements are largely male. And as if this wasn’t enough to deter the average female away from gaming – men repeatedly scold women for their inability to play games and play them well (even though most […]
March 9th, 2008 | Tasha Ward | 3 comments | ContinuedThe Word Wide Web
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I know the feeling. For years I have felt that I should be more religious, but I can't get myself to ...
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Nice piece. I will have to check out this show. I certainly have a thing for stories in which people, ...
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