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New Frontiers: Japanese Breakfast Takes a Futuristic Turn on “Soft Sounds From Another Planet”
The album sheds light on more earthly topics, including trauma and healing.
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Natural Velvet Disrupts the Whiteness of Rock with “Kristina”
Their sound is very brash, loud, layered, and interpreted as traditionally masculine.
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Methodical Killing: Losing Trans Film Characters Devalues Them IRL
Sympathetic trans deaths go back at least to 1953.
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Thanks To Sexism, We Still Need “A League of Their Own” 25 Years Later
Baseball may be the national pastime, but girls are still excluded from the game.
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You Oughta Know: Bitch’s Weekly Pop Culture Obsessions
A roundup that cuts through this static and highlight what’s worth your time.
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“To The Bone” Relies On An Old AF Male Savior Narrative
There’s nothing new about the wise male savior rescuing the troubled girl.
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The Fragility of the Western Traveler: Time to (Un)pack the Colonial Baggage
Before you pack your bags, unpack your colonial privilege.
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Alternative Facts, Real Fiction: “Younger” Roundtable for Two
Younger enthusiasts Cate Young and Andi Zeisler tuned in to see where things go now that the truth is (kind of) out there.
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“Still Star-Crossed” is the Racebent Fairytale Shakespeare Never Delivered
The show smartly integrates the race of the characters into the plot.
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It’s Never Been About R. Kelly. It’s Always Been About Black Girls
There’s a rush to defend these grown men, even as the evidence piles up that they’re unworthy of defense.
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