Culture
In 2019, “Charlie’s Angels” Isn’t Just about Girl Power—It’s a Critique of Male Leadership
In 2019, Charlie’s Angels is less about impossibly perfect women saving the world.
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Racism and Apathy along the “Highway of Tears”
How long will families be forced to relive the trauma of their loved ones death or disappearance, with empty promises of justice?
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Dead Wrong: AMC’s “The Preppy Murder” Revisits a Shameful Perversion of Justice
Women’s lives, their senses of self, their career options, and their public images remain collateral when it comes time to uphold those same things for the men who harmed them.
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An Old New World: When One People’s Sci-Fi Is Another People’s Past
Colonization and marginalization are commonly used as plot points, but for Native Americans these are not fantastical, imagined scenarios. We live them.
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Feminista Jones Wants Black Women to Reclaim Their Space
Reclaiming Our Space is a reminder that Black feminists have been using Twitter and Facebook to build offline movements.
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Carolyn Petit Is at the Forefront of Feminist Video Game Criticism
While some folks remain vehemently opposed to any feminist considerations in game reviews, our collective attitudes about what’s acceptable are definitely shifting.
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Writing Toward Truth: Bassey Ikpi’s New Book Reckons with the Lies Mental Illness Weaves
“…the lie that sustained itself for so long becomes true in its own way. It becomes a part of the story.”
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Catching Heat: Veronica Alvarez Goes to Bat for Girls in Baseball
As it now stands, once girls age out of youth baseball at 12, there’s nowhere else for them to play.
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Very Online: Social Media Censorship is Suffocating the Sex Tech Revolution
Despite censorship, sex tech isn’t going anywhere any time soon.
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Very Online: When Authors Behave Badly on Twitter
Do authors have a responsibility to be more careful with how they wield social media?
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