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5 Feminist Albums That Got Us Through April
We’re all still searching for comfort and inspiration.
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Daughters of the Resurrection: For Black Women, “Lemonade” Still Feels Like Home
Though the album delves deep into the pain of infidelity, it shouldn’t be separated from its depiction of Black womanhood as a far-reaching community forged from shared experience.
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“Love in Color” Modernizes the Myths We Love to Hate
Rather than denote these tales as relics of the past, she communicates the value of these myths, stories retold for centuries that reveal all the things that love can be.
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A Woman Hasn’t Won a Writing Oscar in 13 Years. That Could Change on Sunday.
A female screenwriter hasn’t won an Oscar since George W. Bush was in office.
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Hold Up: When Music Treats Softness as a Superpower
“Hold Up” is a nuanced love song in which the female protagonist isn’t begging or asking for love; she’s making a clear and precise declaration.
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Delicate Goods: The Ornamental Objectification of Asian American Women in Pop Culture
Being Gwen Stefani’s add-ons superseded their place as human beings.
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Criminal Accessories: The Ruthless Style of London’s Forty Elephants Gang
The Forty Elephants remain one of the most successful and longest-lasting criminal organizations in English history.
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Cat-Eared Brainwashing: “Josie and the Pussycats” Prophesied the Age of Influencers
It’s a film that tickles the absurdities of the past and, in doing so, has successfully determined the misfortunes of our future.
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“Shadow and Bone” Diversifies Its Fantasy World
The characters feel like a chosen family who are just starting to come together.
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