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'Black Mirror: Striking Vipers' Shows How Games Can Express Identity
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Black Mirror: Striking Vipers Perfectly Shows How Video Games Can Express Identity

'Black Mirror: Striking Vipers' Shows How Games Can Express Identity

PRIDE's Jessie Gender talks about how that new, queer episode of Black MirrorĀ encapsulates the way people use video games to express themselves.

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In "Striking Vipers," one of the super queer episodes of the latest season of Netflix's popular sci-fi series Black Mirror, two men use their avatars in a virtual reality fighting game to explore their possible attraction to each other. But what message does this episode have about the way people of all sexualities and genders use gaming to express themselves and their identities?

WatchĀ PRIDE'sĀ Jessie GenderĀ break it all down in the latest episode ofĀ Nerd Out!Ā And for more nerdy goodness,Ā check out more episodes ofĀ Nerd OutĀ here!

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Jessie Earl

When not discussing Star Trek or Wonder Woman, Jessie makes videos and writes about transgender topics and pop culture.

When not discussing Star Trek or Wonder Woman, Jessie makes videos and writes about transgender topics and pop culture.