Culture
Bring the Noise: “We Are Lady Parts” Chooses Joy Over Judgement
No trauma porn, no white saviors.
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Godmothers of Invention: The Enduring Power of the Cinderella Story
There is no tale of Cinderella without her Fairy Godmother.
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11 Podcasts for Your New Normal
New and old voices as you travel to and from work, on road trips, and just around the house.
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“Rise to the Sun” Torches the Illusion of Perfection
What does it mean to love people, even when we know we could lose them?
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With New Reboots, TV Tries to Fashion a Contemporary Queer Elite
I couldn’t help but wonder: Was the rise of the queer elite a sign of progress, or propaganda?
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“Catfish” Still Has Lessons To Teach Us
There’s no better time than quarantine to really understand why people end up talking to people for long periods of time without meeting in person.
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Dressed for Comfort: The Series Finale of “The Bold Type” Is Fashionably Emotional
The series finale of The Bold Type is a call back to the five seasons Kat, Jane, and Sutton shared on Freeform.
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Environmental Expenses: The Multifaceted Costs of Period Products
Many people with periods are forced to pay sales tax on already expensive, disposable products for their periods. August and Rael are just some companies that are making period products accessible.
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You Can Sit With Us: Reflecting on the Legacy of the “Baby-Sitters Club”
Why do we love what we do? How has our love failed us?
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Super Saturated: Amina Mucciolo Sits Atop the Rainbow Curve
Amina Mucciolo is many things—a YouTuber, an Instagrammer, a designer, an artist—but through it all, she has remained true to herself.
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