Why Dungeons and Dragons is a source of female empowerment

Writer, movie critic, and D&D player Tina Hassania argues that despite the stereotypes, role playing games should be considered a source of female empowerment.
Writer, movie critic, and D&D player Tina Hassania argues that despite the stereotypes, role playing games should be considered a source of female empowerment.

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