Participant Says World Fantasy Con Program Audience Still Struggles With Diversity Conversation

Panelist Rebecca Kuang came out of the “Borrowing from History: Intention and Appropriation” item at World Fantasy Con 2017 in San Antonio and dispatched these tweets to express her dissatisfaction with the experience.

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926876544634707968

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926877056260038656

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https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926877921750511622

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926878496307269633

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926878848343592962

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926882806675976194

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926882934283558912

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926902437520330753

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926989075260813312

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926989345671741440

https://twitter.com/kuangrf/status/926989673360130048

According to the schedule, the other panelists were Russell Blackford (moderator), Elizabth Crowens, Meg Turville-Heitz, and Jacob Weisman.

[Thanks to JJ for the story.]