Connor wished for:
Luck, you should wish it to me (I’ll also be wearing my brony shirt).
Best of luck with your presentation dude. Show everyone who Bronies are really about. I wouldn't make it sound like there is a "war" though because some of your listeners might decide to take a side in that "war"
If you can change things completely then consider what Algernon said. You will definitely get more points for discussing an issue as serious as censorship. Plus with this website you have plenty of material and viewpoints to use for it. You could cite the comment section of the Internet Censorship article alone to prove just how influential it is.
Yea other guys in your class might be doing that subject too, but I bet you have more resources as a poster here.
If you really want to do it on Bronies, that's cool. If it were me, I'd probably talk about internet subcultures in general and how they influence people both in negative and positive ways, using the Brony fandom as an example.
opspe said:
Oh I remember dealing with that one in high school. Back then, if you listened to anything but hip hop, you were instantly branded as gay. Which was funny, seeing as I went to one of the whitest schools in one of the whitest cities in the US.
True words, even down here I got that. I think it was 2000 – 2002 where rap and hip-hop exploded in popularity and you were either a "gangsta" or a "homo" depending on which side you picked. Even I tried to join the Wigga bandwagon with my baggy jeans and thick hoodie. As a skinny nerd, you can imagine how that looked. (Interestingly enough a spike in Goth popularity immediately followed this period and Emo's were born. I wonder if that's no coincidence but I digress)
Algernon said:
I don’t know how you guys find the guts to do this sort of thing. I won’t even tell my closest friends, so I could never stand up and proclaim my bronyism to a bunch of random classmates. You deserve points for bravery, but minus points for recklessness.
My friends and family know I'm a Brony and they don't care. But that's probably just because I'm 24 and I don't have to prove myself to anyone. Plus they have always known me to be into weird shit and they themselves also don't regard themselves as ordinary.
But would I have told anyone in college? Hell no. Too many people there would have tried to use that against me.
So it depends who you hang out with. Whether they are understanding friends who are just as strange as you or college bullies will would just love to exploit the fact