People Pleaser with Austin Archer 5: REPRESENTATION with Marza Warsinske
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Nov 21, 2019 
Marza Warsinske, an actor and internet content creator, shares her insights on the crucial need for representation of marginalized voices in media. She navigates the emotional complexities of discussing identity and privilege in storytelling, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity. The conversation touches on the evolution of masculinity in films and the ongoing struggles female directors face in gaining recognition. Additionally, Marza highlights the dangers of extremist online communities while advocating for nuanced discussions in social justice and authentic storytelling.
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Diverse Stories Enrich Everyone
- Advocating for diverse stories doesn't mean silencing your own voice or perspective.
- More kinds of stories inspire more good art and benefit everyone involved in storytelling.
Equality Feels Like Loss of Privilege
- Equality feels like oppression when you're used to privilege, but it's just removing unfair advantages.
- Facing more competition is actually leveling the playing field instead of disadvantaging anyone.
Learning ASL Then Being Replaced
- Austin learned ASL for a role but was replaced by a hearing-impaired actor, making him question his place as a character actor.
- Marza reassured him that focusing on roles aligned with his lived experience is fine, as there are enough jobs.
