There’s a lot to be said about romantic comedies as a genre. You’ve got the formulaic plot with a fairytale meet-cute, the two unbelievably attractive (and usually straight and white) leads, and a...
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“Riverdale” meets “Little Women” meets “Game of Thrones.” There is hardly a better way of...
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Bong Joon Ho’s work can thrill us as it pushes us to do better. Hopefully we will come out on the other side a kinder, more compassionate race. Regardless, Bong Joon Ho will be watching us, holding us to account.
Season 3 of On My Block maintains the fresh, funny and relatedness of diversity in the 21st century. The writing is great, storylines are dynamic, and do an excellent job of showing diversity through race, culture, and age.
If revolutionaries are only committed to relieving their discomfort “we not only remain attached to the status quo but act in complicity with it, nurturing and maintaining those very systems of domination.”
In today’s cultural climate, analyzing contentious humor can pose a challenge.
I’ve finally understood that there’s a difference between celebrating “Pride” and being proud of who I am.
Nadia cynical exterior is not just a New York characteristic, but a coping mechanism much like her caustic wit—a way of keeping people at a distance.
