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The furry fandom is a subculture of people who are fascinated by anthropomorphic animals.
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In the Furry fandom, you get to create the character you play, rather than being the identity you were given at birth. But furries are stigmatized by the public, and have historically been misunderstood by the media. So how do furries protect each other? In this episode of Subcultured, host Josef Lorenzo meets with furries in New York and virtual reality, to find out what it means to be a furry. Later we talk to Dr. Sharon Roberts from the Furscience project to better understand how furries protect each other.
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00:00 What is a furry?
01:08 Meet BoogieDownFur The Tiktoker representing furries
02:01 Background on fursonas and fursuits
03:04 Exploring my own fursona
05:07 The furry fandom is a safe space for many
06:17 Furry culture has grown thanks to the internet and VR spaces
07:00 There's less adult content than most think
07:50 Where dies furry misconceptions come from?
08:15 Furries are regularly harrassed
08:48 Furries work to protect each other
10:50 The furry fandom is growing
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Check Out America Outdoors Understory on @PBS : youtu.be/j50pQQM8xBk
The furry fandom is a subculture of people who are fascinated by anthropomorphic animals.
Audio description is available for this video. Go to Settings - Audio Track - English Descriptive.
In the Furry fandom, you get to create the character you play, rather than being the identity you were given at birth. But furries are stigmatized by the public, and have historically been misunderstood by the media. So how do furries protect each other? In this episode of Subcultured, host Josef Lorenzo meets with furries in New York and virtual reality, to find out what it means to be a furry. Later we talk to Dr. Sharon Roberts from the Furscience project to better understand how furries protect each other.
A previous version of this video contained a graph with incorrect demographic data. The video has been updated to reflect the accurate percentages.
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00:00 What is a furry?
01:08 Meet BoogieDownFur The Tiktoker representing furries
02:01 Background on fursonas and fursuits
03:04 Exploring my own fursona
05:07 The furry fandom is a safe space for many
06:17 Furry culture has grown thanks to the internet and VR spaces
07:00 There's less adult content than most think
07:50 Where dies furry misconceptions come from?
08:15 Furries are regularly harrassed
08:48 Furries work to protect each other
10:50 The furry fandom is growing
SUBCULTURED is an original documentary series from PBS that explores lesser-known communities and cultures and their major impacts on the mainstream. Subscribe so you never miss an episode! bit.ly/PBSVoices
Subcultured is a part of PBS Digital Studios. Keep up with us!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PBSDigitalSt...
Twitter: twitter.com/pbsds
Instagram: instagram.com/pbsds
#SubculturedPBS #Furry #Documentary descriptive audio audio description documentary
