Black Woman Says Goodbye To Kotaku - Kotaku

Back in November I wrote a blog about holes.

But for what was a fairly benign, tongue-in-cheek blog about trypophobia and why the Xbox Series X might not be my console of choice, I received the worst harassment I had ever experienced in all my years of being a Black woman on the internet.

Today, thanks to the benevolence of Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida, I was able to revive the spirit of that blog, writing another one about holes.

Another bone of contention with my haters is whenever I write about Black people doing things in video games.

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog about Linda Guillory, a Black woman from Texas who earned two Guinness World Records for her collection of vintage handheld gaming machines.

I was able to end my final day at Kotaku writing about the things that have come to represent my time here.

My favorite pieces of work have been about Black people in gaming.

Take heart that I will still be in games journalism, still being horny on main and writing about Black people doing Black things in video games Black-ily.