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Overview
For every letter of the alphabet, read a book featuring a canonically mspec character or a nonfiction book centering mspec people/mspec concerns. You can go by author name or by book title.
Mspec (short for "multi-attraction spectrum") is an umbrella term for anyone attracted to more than one gender. This includes biromantic, panromantic, polyromantic, omniromantic, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, and a host of other labels. (Polyromantic and polysexual labels should not be confused with polyamorous/non-monogamous.)
Share your progress on social media with the hashtags #MRAC (I'm assuming nothing else is on that hashtag lol) and #mspec!
Some notes/guidelines:
- "Canonically mspec" means that an mspec identity term is used (on the page, in the author's blurb, or some other official source) or else the character is clearly stated to experience attraction to more than one gender. Headcanons are great, but they don't count for this challenge.
- Disregard articles at the start of book titles. E.g. "The Santa Pageant" would count for S, not T and "A Bisexuality Reader" would count for B not A.
Mspec (short for "multi-attraction spectrum") is an umbrella term for anyone attracted to more than one gender. This includes biromantic, panromantic, polyromantic, omniromantic, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, and a host of other labels. (Polyromantic and polysexual labels should not be confused with polyamorous/non-monogamous.)
Share your progress on social media with the hashtags #MRAC (I'm assuming nothing else is on that hashtag lol) and #mspec!
Some notes/guidelines:
- "Canonically mspec" means that an mspec identity term is used (on the page, in the author's blurb, or some other official source) or else the character is clearly stated to experience attraction to more than one gender. Headcanons are great, but they don't count for this challenge.
- Disregard articles at the start of book titles. E.g. "The Santa Pageant" would count for S, not T and "A Bisexuality Reader" would count for B not A.
Mspec Rep Alphabet Challenge
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Overview
For every letter of the alphabet, read a book featuring a canonically mspec character or a nonfiction book centering mspec people/mspec concerns. You can go by author name or by book title.
Mspec (short for "multi-attraction spectrum") is an umbrella term for anyone attracted to more than one gender. This includes biromantic, panromantic, polyromantic, omniromantic, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, and a host of other labels. (Polyromantic and polysexual labels should not be confused with polyamorous/non-monogamous.)
Share your progress on social media with the hashtags #MRAC (I'm assuming nothing else is on that hashtag lol) and #mspec!
Some notes/guidelines:
- "Canonically mspec" means that an mspec identity term is used (on the page, in the author's blurb, or some other official source) or else the character is clearly stated to experience attraction to more than one gender. Headcanons are great, but they don't count for this challenge.
- Disregard articles at the start of book titles. E.g. "The Santa Pageant" would count for S, not T and "A Bisexuality Reader" would count for B not A.
Mspec (short for "multi-attraction spectrum") is an umbrella term for anyone attracted to more than one gender. This includes biromantic, panromantic, polyromantic, omniromantic, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, and a host of other labels. (Polyromantic and polysexual labels should not be confused with polyamorous/non-monogamous.)
Share your progress on social media with the hashtags #MRAC (I'm assuming nothing else is on that hashtag lol) and #mspec!
Some notes/guidelines:
- "Canonically mspec" means that an mspec identity term is used (on the page, in the author's blurb, or some other official source) or else the character is clearly stated to experience attraction to more than one gender. Headcanons are great, but they don't count for this challenge.
- Disregard articles at the start of book titles. E.g. "The Santa Pageant" would count for S, not T and "A Bisexuality Reader" would count for B not A.
