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Examining Trump with a House of Cards: The Line Separating Reality and TV Political Drama is Fading
The line between reality and political television drama is wearing thin.
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Behind The Scenes: Why Writers Publish With Bitch
Ever thought about why writer’s write for Bitch? Here’s a little story.
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A Requiem For Brooklyn: Gentrification Takes Center Stage In “B(LA)K”
Latasha Alcindor’s B(LA)K allows listeners to go beyond the bodega in an effort to save Brooklyn from gentrification.
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The Pleasure Dome: Conversations with My Sex Toys
On intimacy, honesty, and queerness: A conversation between our pleasure columnist adrienne maree brown and sex toys.
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Resistance Narratives: Lidia Yuknavitch on Joan of Arc, Bodies, and Reimagining the Love Story
Intersectional feminism is rising, cracks and fissures are emerging, blind spots are being illuminated, failures examined, possibilities getting born. Good. Bring it.
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Queerness Is Not a Side Piece: 'Dear White People's' Shortchanged Characters
Dear White People would have been more nuanced if it explored Winchester through the lens of Lionel, a gay Black man.
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Storytelling Will Spark the Overthrow: A Review of Lidia Yuknavitch’s “The Book of Joan”
[E]ven if the bodies in The Book of Joan are devoid of gender, they do still cling to sex, love, emotion—they have to, because what else is there to live for when the world’s gone to shit?
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5 Books for Women Who Work that Ivanka Trump Should Read
Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success, is supposed to inspire and empower women, but it’s actually low on actual substance.
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The Trouble With the Model Muslim: Islamophobic Muslims and the War on Terror
Both feminism and the long-running political panic over Muslim women have always been closely intertwined with imperialism, bombings, and border control.
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No Girls Allowed: The Fragility of Gaming Culture
As the Internet began to grow and accelerate through the ’90s and early 2000s, gamers began congregating in online spaces and solidifying the rules of their subculture…Many of those rules—fueled by any number of extant factors, such as sexual intimidation and social ostracization—could be... Read more »
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