What do we know about @anthronw Anthro Northwest? The answer: not that much, but it smells off.
I should be doing homework, but instead let me try to compile a thorough, properly sourced thread to follow:
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This weirds me out, and is super sus. I've been hearing rumblings of people saying they're going to film for a tv show for weeks now. Pretty crummy to know they've know for awhile, and the con has been silent. I feel like some people would have just opt-out of the con completely.
So I'm here, and it seems like the show is focusing on a few individuals who agreed to do the show before the con, Not the entire con in general. My understanding is people may just be in the background, hence the release.
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My impressions so far: there are TONS of kids and their parents here, which is great. It definitely has a PG family friendly feel which is fine. The potentially anti LGBT sentiment is concerning, but so far the con has been enjoyable.
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I think it's okay to have different "types" of cons and the adults bringing their kids feel like it's a safe space and are more okay with their kids being furries which hopefully will remove a lot of shame and stigmas for the next generation of furries.
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I really appreciate your insight! I think a lot of people are sort of on edge when it comes to media due to the recent atmosphere surrounding it. People just want furry life to be accepted, and represented the right way. The lack of communication is a huge concern for me.
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Agreed 100%!
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I agree as well, I was a little put off when a release was shoved in my face while I was trying to register after a long travel day, but I literally haven't seen a camera yet, so i dunno!
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