“Anne With An E” Shows The Impact of Poverty on Young Girls
Anne is optimistic because her ability to see the bright side of life is the mechanism she has developed to survive poverty and abuse.
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Horror Show: Feminist Horror Movies To Watch This Halloween
No, “Carrie” is not one of them.
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9 Movies That Put Trump’s Wall To Shame
We’re not going to forget our history, and we’re not going to let other people forget it either.
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Turning 20: “Romy & Michele” Is Still A Powerful Ode to Female Friendships
Without Romy and Michele, we wouldn’t have Bridesmaids or Mean Girls.
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Let Us Live: “Afternoon Snatch” Gives Us Nonbinary Characters With Full Lives
Afternoon Snatch offers a world where nonbinary characters aren’t defending their right to exist, but simply are.
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Mother May I? No.
Mother! is what happens when a dude has an idea he thinks is brilliant and no one checks him on it.
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Backtalk: Jemele Is Not Wrong & the Emmys
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the very factual statement: Donald Trump is a white supremacist, as tweeted by sports journalist and truth-teller Jemele Hill, and the highs and lows of this year’s Emmys. Last week, Trump supporters were in an uproar over Hill’s tweets calling Trump... Read more »
Love Everlasting: “Outlander’s” Romance Might Be Its Downfall
The show’s stumbled into a narrative snare.
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Gaining Hindsight : “Younger” Grapples With the Power of Loss
There’s much to be learned from loss.
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Chess Master: “Queen of Katwe” Is Disney’s Greatest Feat
Unlike most Disney and other Western films set in Africa and focused on Black people, this film doesn’t employ lazy, racist, heteronormative tropes. There is no white savior.
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