The influence of transphobia, homonationalism and anti-Asian prejudice: Anti-BL attitudes in English-speaking fandoms

Q2 Social Sciences
Samantha Aburime
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In recent years, hostility towards Asian boys love (BL) media and fans in western English-speaking fandoms has been growing. This has manifested in anti-BL and anti-fujoshi anti-fans, many of whom express the general notion that queer western media is morally good and queer Asian media is morally bad. This division has encouraged a dehumanizing environment and some of these anti-fans consider their prejudiced behaviour morally justified and necessary. Their proposed aim is to maintain the moral sanctity of LGBTQ+ representation in their western English-speaking fan spaces. This article explores what drives this division and how BL and fujoshi specifically came to be so vilified in parts of LGBTQ+ western English-speaking fandom. The origins of this growing desire for LGBTQ+ moral sanctity in western English-speaking fandom are critiqued and how anti-trans gender critical beliefs in online communities came to affect western English-speaking fans’ perceptions of BL and fujoshi is revealed.
变性恐惧症、同性恋和反亚裔偏见的影响:英语粉丝群中的反黑人态度
近年来,西方英语粉丝群体对亚洲男孩爱(BL)媒体和粉丝的敌意与日俱增。这表现为反 BL 和反藤吉郎的反粉丝,他们中的许多人普遍认为西方的同性恋媒体在道德上是好的,而亚洲的同性恋媒体在道德上是坏的。这种划分助长了一种非人性化的环境,其中一些反粉丝认为他们的偏见行为在道德上是合理和必要的。他们提出的目标是在西方英语粉丝空间中维护 LGBTQ+ 代表的道德神圣性。本文探讨了造成这种分歧的原因,以及《BL》和《fujoshi》是如何在部分 LGBTQ+ 西方英语粉丝中受到如此诋毁的。本文批判了西方英语粉丝对 LGBTQ+ 道德神圣性日益增长的渴望的起源,并揭示了网络社区中的反跨性别批判信念是如何影响西方英语粉丝对《BL》和《fujoshi》的看法的。
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East Asian Journal of Popular Culture
East Asian Journal of Popular Culture Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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