Welcome to the Laura Kate Dale Hub! This community hub — built on top of and serving as a companion to the Wikipedia article — lets you discuss, collect, and organize everything related to Laura Kate Dale.
Laura Kate Dale co-organized a 'trans rights' protest outside Downing Street in
London with Felix Fern. The protest called for the government to implement
better rights and equality for transgender and non-binary people in the United
Kingdom. Speakers included Fox Fisher, Roz Kaveney, Laura Kate Dale, and Peter
Tatchell.
Laura Kate Dale was born in England. While her specific birthdate isn't widely publicized for privacy reasons, understanding her upbringing within a specific cultural and technological context is important for understanding her later perspectives on media representation.
Early Engagement with Online Communities and Fandom
Early 2000s
During her formative years, Laura Kate Dale became deeply involved with online communities and fandoms. This early exposure fostered her passion for engaging with media critically and creatively. This involvement with online spaces later shaped her approach to journalism and her understanding of online communities, creating the conditions for her success in those areas.
Emergence as a Gaming Journalist
2010s
Dale began her career as a video game journalist, writing for various websites and publications. During this period, she developed a reputation for insightful analysis, focusing on game design, narrative, and the broader cultural implications of video games. She wasn't just writing, she was developing a recognizable voice.
Coverage of Gamergate and its Aftermath
2014-2015
Laura Kate Dale was among those targeted during the Gamergate controversy. She was targeted with harassment and threats for her progressive viewpoints on representation and diversity in gaming. This period significantly shaped her activism and strengthened her resolve to advocate for inclusivity in the industry.
Editor-in-Chief at 'Let's Play Video Games'
2016-2018
Laura Kate Dale served as the Editor-in-Chief of 'Let's Play Video Games', where she helped to shape the site's editorial direction and promoted diverse voices within the gaming journalism space. This role afforded her the ability to grow the range of her views.
Transition and Public Advocacy
2017
Laura Kate Dale publicly came out as transgender. This transition and her subsequent public advocacy have made her a visible and influential figure within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly in the gaming sphere. She used her platform to talk about her transition and to advocate for other LGBTQ+ individuals in the community.
Author of 'Gender Identity Workbook for Teens'
2019
Dale's book, 'Gender Identity Workbook for Teens', provides a valuable resource for young people exploring their gender identity. The creation of this workbook demonstrates Laura's Kate Dale's commitment to providing resources to those exploring their own gender identities.
Continued Journalism and Activism
Present
Laura Kate Dale continues to work as a journalist, commentator, and activist, focusing on representation, accessibility, and social justice issues in the gaming industry and beyond. She remains a powerful voice advocating for positive change and inclusivity within the cultural landscape.
Brief
Known For
Video game journalism, writing for outlets such as Kotaku, Polygon, and Destructoid; her advocacy for LGBTQ+ representation in gaming; and her book, "Gender Identity For Gamers".
Key Dates and Places
Born Place: England.
Career
Current occupation: Video game journalist, author, activist, and content creator.
Past occupations: Freelance journalist, potentially other roles prior to focusing on gaming journalism (no specific details publicly available).
Current Place of Work: Freelance, self-employed, working with various outlets and personal platforms.
Previous Place of Work: Kotaku, Polygon, Destructoid, and other gaming websites and publications.
Wikipedia Article
Welcome to the Laura Kate Dale Hub! This community hub — built on top of and serving as a companion to the Wikipedia article — lets you discuss, collect, and organize everything related to Laura Kate Dale.
Laura Kate Dale co-organized a 'trans rights' protest outside Downing Street in
London with Felix Fern. The protest called for the government to implement
better rights and equality for transgender and non-binary people in the United
Kingdom. Speakers included Fox Fisher, Roz Kaveney, Laura Kate Dale, and Peter
Tatchell.
Laura Kate Dale was born in England. While her specific birthdate isn't widely publicized for privacy reasons, understanding her upbringing within a specific cultural and technological context is important for understanding her later perspectives on media representation.
Early Engagement with Online Communities and Fandom
Early 2000s
During her formative years, Laura Kate Dale became deeply involved with online communities and fandoms. This early exposure fostered her passion for engaging with media critically and creatively. This involvement with online spaces later shaped her approach to journalism and her understanding of online communities, creating the conditions for her success in those areas.
Emergence as a Gaming Journalist
2010s
Dale began her career as a video game journalist, writing for various websites and publications. During this period, she developed a reputation for insightful analysis, focusing on game design, narrative, and the broader cultural implications of video games. She wasn't just writing, she was developing a recognizable voice.
Coverage of Gamergate and its Aftermath
2014-2015
Laura Kate Dale was among those targeted during the Gamergate controversy. She was targeted with harassment and threats for her progressive viewpoints on representation and diversity in gaming. This period significantly shaped her activism and strengthened her resolve to advocate for inclusivity in the industry.
Editor-in-Chief at 'Let's Play Video Games'
2016-2018
Laura Kate Dale served as the Editor-in-Chief of 'Let's Play Video Games', where she helped to shape the site's editorial direction and promoted diverse voices within the gaming journalism space. This role afforded her the ability to grow the range of her views.
Transition and Public Advocacy
2017
Laura Kate Dale publicly came out as transgender. This transition and her subsequent public advocacy have made her a visible and influential figure within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly in the gaming sphere. She used her platform to talk about her transition and to advocate for other LGBTQ+ individuals in the community.
Author of 'Gender Identity Workbook for Teens'
2019
Dale's book, 'Gender Identity Workbook for Teens', provides a valuable resource for young people exploring their gender identity. The creation of this workbook demonstrates Laura's Kate Dale's commitment to providing resources to those exploring their own gender identities.
Continued Journalism and Activism
Present
Laura Kate Dale continues to work as a journalist, commentator, and activist, focusing on representation, accessibility, and social justice issues in the gaming industry and beyond. She remains a powerful voice advocating for positive change and inclusivity within the cultural landscape.
Brief
Known For
Video game journalism, writing for outlets such as Kotaku, Polygon, and Destructoid; her advocacy for LGBTQ+ representation in gaming; and her book, "Gender Identity For Gamers".
Key Dates and Places
Born Place: England.
Career
Current occupation: Video game journalist, author, activist, and content creator.
Past occupations: Freelance journalist, potentially other roles prior to focusing on gaming journalism (no specific details publicly available).
Current Place of Work: Freelance, self-employed, working with various outlets and personal platforms.
Previous Place of Work: Kotaku, Polygon, Destructoid, and other gaming websites and publications.