Some authors are afraid that if their fiction doesn't adhere to woke sensibilities, which in my mind is an oxymoron, it won't be published by a reputable publisher. While there is some truth to this, it's not entirely the case.
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I once had a book rejected and was told they weren't interested in male protagonists... (meaning, straight-cis-whatever while male) so, as I look through all the new/debut releases (especially in the SFF sphere) I can see why a lot of authors are self-censoring or inserting token characters to get an agent's attention. This doesn't seem to be an issue with established authors, just the ones trying to get their foot in the door. I've just come to the conclusion that indie publishing is the correct path for my work because I'm not gender-swapping or whatever to make it palatable for "modern readers."