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Old 01-03-2020, 12:35 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by cfrizz View Post
As for the claim itself, I have no doubt that minority writers of all persuasions are marginalized where ever they can be within big organizations. This will shine a light on it, and hopefully things will change for the better.
I would disagree with that. Anyone who has had contact with the YA publishing industry will be aware for the ubiquitous calls from literary agents for #Ownvoices authors (where the voice is a minority voice). Judging by these very active calls, I can only assume that being a minority is an advantage to at least being considered for publication, at least in the YA arena.

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