This means owning up to those inevitable "bad calls" and using them to better understand your learned impulses/reactions, and consequently, use that understanding to take one step closer to unlearning your biases.
Something that we as non-black ppl in media need to be aware of is that media as it stands now teaches us to view black lives as commodities. It's our job to not only unlearn this, but to do our part to change media so that it no longer reinforces this limited, cruel perspective.
This means not writing about the loss of an important black celebrity as if it were the loss of an IP in a franchise. This means checking your colleagues when they make "bad calls." This means checking YOURSELF, always, when you make "bad calls," because you inevitably will.
@Kranitoko sorry about the late response - thanks for reaching out! it just means the money reading to make sure you get bonus yen for finishing on an all-out attack!
@Kranitoko It only takes one playthrough! and, honestly, if you didn't care too much about optimizing your team's combat capability to the best possible, you don't even have to save scum: our guide involves a lot of free time after mid-november.
@NewhouseNate The confidant dates have been planned out to fit neatly with each other as much as possible, so I'd recommend staying with it - but it's not too big of a deal if you freestyle it if you don't mind spending a lot of time in november/december catching up on confidants!
If you have questions about the persona walkthrough, simply @ me and I'll respond as soon as possible - I'm only available during daytime hours in Korea, however, so apologies in advance if I take a little while to answer!
@NewhouseNate Theoretically, you COULD do this, but it's risky: the confidants sometimes follow a kind of stupid schedule where they won't be available at a certain date unless you hung out with them the previous week, so it's a little tricky to anticipate which confidants you can switch out