What’s a protective style?
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A protective style is like braids, or dreadlocks. They protect your hair. Especially if you have 4C hair
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One of the biggest things about creating good and representative diversity is to not just add in random BIPOC characters, random LGBTQ+ characters, random plus sized characters, etc. Good and representative diversity gives each character their own separate and complex personality. A shallow LGBTQ+ bff that solely gives fashion advice and never has their own arc or back story is bad diversity. A Black friend that only ever plays a supporting, one-dimensional role as well as only refers to the main character as “sugar” is bad diversity as well. Think of each character as their own person. Give them a story, give them development, give them a multidimensional personality. Make sure you understand each and every aspect of the character’s culture, background, starting & end points, etc. One show that gives good diversity is Lucifer. All main characters have their own arc and their own separate and equally important backstory. Create characters with purpose and research and you should be okay.
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oh fr? thx for telling me!!
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YESSSSS this right here
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Yes!
True, I want my character to come from Spain or a Latin American country
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Spain and other South American or Central American countries are very different culturally. Same with the language, although most have Spanish primarily, the dialects are different, meaning different words etc.
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True. I’m trying my best to study the Latin American countries so I can 1.) Gain a better understanding of culture 2.) decide where Katalina (MC) descended from and her heritage 3.) learn MC’s language and so on
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