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Only Here to Sin: Lil Nas X Continues a Tradition of Queer Blasphemy
“Montero (Call Me by Your Name)” unequivocally embraces queerness to the absolute despair of conservative Christians.
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Live Through This: HBO’s “Tina” Is a Fitting Final Bow for an Iconic Survivor
The documentary isn’t a revelation or a surprise—it’s a much-needed closure.
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The Act of Naming: “Girlhood” Embraces the Monster Within
We’ll still be called sluts, witches, and harpies, so we may as well rise to the occasion.
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“When Women Invented Television” Revives the Forgotten Women of TV
It’s time to honor the women behind television.
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You Are the Sun: Being Single Is No Longer a Social Sob Story
Partnership is not a prize to be won or a goal to be achieved.
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Doughy Distraction: Outrage over Krispy Kreme Masks Systemic Health Inequality
Stop shaming donuts.
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The “Magic School Bus” Reboot Ditches Ms. Frizzle's Extravagant Spirit
There’s uninspired scenery and characters—and a weirdly sexualized Ms. Frizzle.
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Nobody’s Savior: Jay-Z Can’t Be Our Messiah
Jay-Z cannot deliver us into an era of racial equity. He’s nobody’s savior—not even his own.
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“Love Is an Ex-Country” Triumphantly Prioritizes the Power of Joy
Joy is a way to heal people and to move forward in a world that’s constantly throwing ridiculous things at us.
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