Culture
Denouncing White Supremacy Must Be a Movement, Not a Trend
Reclamation isn’t for everything, and it’s not for everyone.
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In “Emily in Paris,” Being Thin and White Is a Path to Success
Emily is yet another thin white woman who fails upward.
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Go Low: The Time for Civility Is Over
We don’t pay our representatives to be scared, hiding behind the apron strings of civility.
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“Blacklight” Spins a New Tale about Strippers in New Orleans
Sex workers are very dynamic and have their own varied, colorful lives.
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Teen Girls Shouldn’t Have to Fix Our Country
We shouldn’t be making demands of Claudia Conway, especially if they aren’t demands we’ve even made of ourselves.
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Patient Perspective: Lara Parker, a Wise Friend for Those with Vagina Problems
In order to get help from doctors and be taken seriously, people with endometriosis have to be really vulnerable.
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Colorblind Justice: “Unpregnant” Is Too White to Be Revolutionary
While Unpregnant succeeds in illustrating a larger thesis about the state-sanctioned roadblocks to abortion, it fails at developing its supporting characters.
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BitchReads: 13 YA Books Feminists Should Read in October
Let’s escape our current world in favor of one that comforts you.
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Know Our Names: Chanel Miller Shatters Stigma for Asian American Survivors
By recounting her experience, Chanel Miller has helped shatter a norm of silence and stigma in Asian communities.
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The Grift List: Bella Thorne’s OnlyFans Debacle Screwed Over Sex Workers
She used OnlyFans as a playground for her celebrity voyeurism.
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