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Indian Twilight Sparkle the subconcious recognition of race I sleepy dragon by 021 Rub your hooves together in glee, this may create controversy as it talks about Indian Twilight Sparkle In a lot of humanised Friendship is Magic fanart, racial differences are either acknowledged as implicit (black half caste athletic Rainbow Dash) or made explicit to support egalitarian ideology (black Twilight Sparkle). The beauty mark and skin tones in the above picture read to me as implications that the artist sees Twilight as having a indian/caucasian heritage. Here's another: As we can see, Indian Twilight Sparkle seems to be the norm when artists aren't putting race front and centre to promote We'reAllEqualism. Indian Twilight Sparkle is certainly plausible given the racial heritage of Europeans 0- an higher castes ar ur ean India. Artists are sensitive to the world and themselves, moreso than down to earth brick layers and applebuckers, for better and worse depending on their station and choices. I personally think it's interesting that all of these artists expressed a racial conciousness of indo-european character. This is especially so considering that promoting knowledge of racial differences or even the idea that race is a biological reality is extremely taboo in our liberal society If we accept that a) Indian Twilight Sparkle is more common than Black Twilight Sparkle in fanart and b) The artists did not intend to put race as the main point, we can generally infer two things 1. Most people subconciously recognise that racial differences in personality and aptitude are real (especially artists) 2. Most people are subconciously aware of their racial background, indicating thatitis hard-wired and not a social construct. I appreciate this is not directly show related, but thought it was quite interesting Talk to you all later B.D

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Indian Twilight Sparkle the subconcious recognition of race I sleepy dragon by 021 Rub your hooves together in glee, this may create controversy as it talks about Indian Twilight Sparkle In a lot of humanised Friendship is Magic fanart, racial differences are either acknowledged as implicit (black half caste athletic Rainbow Dash) or made explicit to support egalitarian ideology (black Twilight Sparkle). The beauty mark and skin tones in the above picture read to me as implications that the artist sees Twilight as having a indian/caucasian heritage. Here's another: As we can see, Indian Twilight Sparkle seems to be the norm when artists aren't putting race front and centre to promote We'reAllEqualism. Indian Twilight Sparkle is certainly plausible given the racial heritage of Europeans 0- an higher castes ar ur ean India. Artists are sensitive to the world and themselves, moreso than down to earth brick layers and applebuckers, for better and worse depending on their station and choices. I personally think it's interesting that all of these artists expressed a racial conciousness of indo-european character. This is especially so considering that promoting knowledge of racial differences or even the idea that race is a biological reality is extremely taboo in our liberal society If we accept that a) Indian Twilight Sparkle is more common than Black Twilight Sparkle in fanart and b) The artists did not intend to put race as the main point, we can generally infer two things 1. Most people subconciously recognise that racial differences in personality and aptitude are real (especially artists) 2. Most people are subconciously aware of their racial background, indicating thatitis hard-wired and not a social construct. I appreciate this is not directly show related, but thought it was quite interesting Talk to you all later B.D

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