Culture
White Magic: The Spellbinding Writing Power of Elissa Washuta
Elissa Washuta demonstrates the inherent power of storytelling.
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Tarnished Wings: Victoria’s Secret Can’t Hide Its Toxic Legacy
Victoria’s Secret’s brand was built upon the hypersexualization of women’s bodies and the glorification of eating disorders.
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5 Feminist Albums That Got Us Through June
If you’re looking for a confidence booster, these new releases won’t disappoint.
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Time After Time: Queer History Comes Alive in “One Last Stop”
Queer history is many times, many places, many persons.
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Inner Demons: “Physical” Presents a Darker Underdog Story
The show depicts an unfulfilled housewife’s inner demons with brutal clarity, making for a compelling but difficult watch.
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Chef’s Kiss: Soleil Ho Doesn’t Want to Be the First and Only
Her journey is less about accolades and more about ensuring she isn’t “the only one” in the notoriously exclusive food and restaurant space.
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Super Fly: “Tuca & Bertie’s” New Season Is an Incisive Look at Friendship
After a year in limbo, the bird besties are back.
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Buzz Off: Of Course, “The Bachelorette” Found a Way to Objectify Sex Positivity
This show can’t run from its long history of peddling purity myths.
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Once Again, Disney Attempts to Co-opt Pride Month
Disney’s disinterest in truly embracing the same consumers its Pride messaging targets sends a clear-cut message.
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Better With Time: “Hacks” and “Girls5eva” Celebrate Women Aging in Public
What if women become more themselves as they age?
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