The furry fandom, based around anthropomorphic animal characters, has flourished on the internet. Today, furries have tight-knit communities at Big Tech firms like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon.
In normal times, thousands of people in elaborate animal costumes would be parading through the streets of Pittsburgh this weekend, celebrating their shared love for anthropomorphic fauna. But we’re ...
Jen’s daughter is nine years old, with shoulder-length brown hair and darting, fearful eyes. She’s anxious and withdrawn, and her mother says she doesn’t get asked to go on play dates very often. When ...
This is the third installment of interviews with speakers from the 2nd Annual AltSex NYC Conference, which was held on Friday, April 28 in a midtown NYC theater. Courtney Plante is a research ...
In “Chronically Online,” columnist Chloe Shannon Wong ’28 spotlights Stanford students immersed in the world of the Internet. A passionate game developer and CS/Design double major, Lucas Wang ’27 is ...
Many people find it odd at best while others deem it disturbing - but the world of Furry Fandom is not the deviant and sordid world you might think. The subculture brings together those interested in ...
This is the third installment of interviews with speakers from the 2nd Annual AltSex NYC Conference, which was held on Friday, April 28 in a midtown NYC theater. Courtney Plante is a research ...
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