Anita became famous in 2012 when she decided

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To launch a project on Kickstarter. She was seeking the $6,000 needed to make a series of films devoted to critical analysis of video games from a perspective that had not been considered before – the female point of view.

Anita collected the amount in question in just 24 hours. The interest in the campaign exceeded her wildest expectations. Ultimately, it ended up being almost 160,000 dollars, with which the YouTuber makes more films. Almost only people, because almost 150 thousand subscribe to her channel, and her films have several million views.

The subject Anita has taken on is difficult. Interesting, but difficult. Despite this, many people europe rcs data decide to watch a series of half-hour films addressing the problem of objectification and sexualization of women in computer games. The channel arouses extreme emotions, and the author herself, after the Kickstarter campaign, became the victim of some outraged internet users, who attacked her in many ways - from memes to DDOS.

This does not change the fact that Feminist Frequency is a great example of how achievements in the humanities can reach the public consciousness through the appropriate use of social media. I wish for myself and you that there would be as many of them as possible. Let's show the world that YouTube is not just for junior high.