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    Clinical Interaction with Anthropomorphic Phenomenon- Notes for Health Professionals about Interacting with Clients Who Possess This Unusual Identity.pdf
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    1. lmeek119 28 Jun 2020
      The furries are kind of like the new age Native American where they have the spirit animal or connection, or like, they take on that personal animal. . . . And whatever you put on, [you] take on those characters [and] aspects, and, for some people with social stigma who can’t interact, they put on the suit and they’re a completely different person.

      Make note of Sarah Marie Henry's Furries, Fans, and Feminism: Querying and Queering of the Furry Fandom. Sarah Marie Henry made a very good point about the appropriation of Native American culture in the furry fandom, something that is not exactly the nicest thing to do. Traditions stay within certain groups for a reason. A direct quotation/reference may be impossible, as the only copy of this master's thesis is locked up in San Francisco State University, and there's a pandemic. 😕

      LS-121 annotated bibliography Native American spirit animal fursona Sarah Marie Henry cultural appropriation stigmatization
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