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#MeFirst: Lady Gaga Doesn’t Need to Name Her Rapist
Treating survivors as a monolith only perpetuates further violence against them.
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Finally, a Neurodivergent Family Saves the World
Just because a routinely ableist society often overlooks and underestimates neurodiverse people, that doesn’t mean they aren’t integral to the world around us.
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Cute Overload: Pride, Kink, and the “Smol Bean–Industrial Complex”
It’s important to remember that respectability will not save us.
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Jessica Darling Saved Teen Girls in the 2000s. Can She Do It Again?
For a lonely teenage girl looking for a reflection of herself in a culture that disdains her, a brutally honest, interiority-heavy YA book can be a lifeline.
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Remembering “Glee,” a Show That Fervently Celebrated LGBTQ Teens
Glee changed the representation game for queer kids on TV, which, in turn, changed the real-life game for queer kids off TV.
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Chrissy Teigen Cyberbullied Teen Girls. She’s Not the Only One.
She, like most of Hollywood, understood the gratification of tearing down other celebrities, particularly those considered “infamous.”
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Can “Master of None” Survive Aziz Ansari’s Scandal? We Still Don’t Know.
Master of None lost one of its most compelling components: unflinching emotional honesty.
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Layered Onion: Remembering “Shrek,” the Ironic Film That Poked Fun at Us
Turning the fairy-tale genre on its head was a clever, if not totally novel, notion at the time.
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5 Feminist Albums That Got Us Through May
As always, music provides a much-needed escape from the confusion of our current times.
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The Bitch Media Fellowships for Writers
Thank you to everyone who applied for the 2021 writing fellowships!
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