Topics: Roleplaying : Roleplaying in Society

Roleplayers traditionally view their hobby as one divorced from "the real world", a second life lived in imaginary worlds, with little regard for societal issues outside the game. A few issues, however, have special relevance (and history) within roleplaying, requiring gamers to deal with the issues as gamers.

Advocacy Advocacy View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
Sites and Resources trying to get Roleplaying general accepted by the Society.
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Crime Crime View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
There are no crimes specifically targeting roleplayers; the crime issue faced by gamers is the public perception that roleplaying encourages criminal behavior in gamers.
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Religion Religion View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
Many roleplaying games contain references to the traditional trappings of fantasy literature, including magic and evil monsters.
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Women Women View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
Roleplaying (like its immediate ancestor wargaming) has historically been a male-dominated hobby. Efforts to increase female participation in roleplaying have led to discussion of both sexism among gamers and of potentially sexist content in the games themselves.
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