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World of Warcraft: Exploring Kalimdor Heavily Criticized for Depicting Racial Stereotypes
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wowhead.comExploring Azeroth: Kalimdor is Blizzard's most recent lore book. Following Zekhan, the ambassador of the Horde, and Rexxar, the famed hunter and hero, the book documents their journey as they travel around the continent of Kalimdor.
The book has received a great deal of criticism, specifically for reinforcing negative, harmful, and racial stereotypes in its handling of Horde races and characters — many of which are BIPOC-coded. Its predecessor, Exploring Azeroth: The Eastern Kingdoms, may have
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