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Anime Feminist
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| Name: | Anime Feminist |
| Owner/Maintainer: | Anime Feminist, LLC |
| Dates: | 11 Oct 2016–present |
| Type: | meta |
| Fandom: | Multifandom |
| URL: | www.animefeminist.com |
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Anime Feminist hosts essays and reviews critiquing anime and manga from a social justice perspective. The editors also compile a weekly links roundup, listing recent content from their site, articles and posts from other animanga sites, relevant news from Japan, and readers' answers to the weekly "talk" post questions. The website hosting is funded by Patreon and other fundraisers, and contributors, including guest contributors, receive payment for their work. The site also hosts a podcast, Chatty AF, which is transcribed for accessibility[1].
Examples of Meta Essays
- Good Soil Makes a Good Crop: The Story of Saiunkoku and the myth of meritocracy by Dee
- Art as Discovery, Art as Hope: Kamatani Yuhki, x-gender and asexual mangaka by Karleen
- Shoujo Manga’s Lost Generation by Megan D