From its conception, Shakespeare’s plays have contained elements of queerness. A strictly all-male cast introduced a male Juliet cross-dressed and professing his love to Romeo.…
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Why does success seem like it is reserved for the same few? Capitalism, which is famous for its generous grant for private ownership and system…
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Comments closedThere is a 300,000-year-old precedent for humanity’s practice of social ostracization. Throughout history, the desire for self-preservation frequently resulted in the grouping of individuals based…
Comments closedHoodwinked! is a strange CGI movie from 2005 that works off the character concepts from Little Red Riding Hood, but tells a completely different story.…
Comments closedThe Disney corporation has nearly exhausted their list of classic films to adapt into remakes again and again, but despite their attempts and unending budget,…
Comments closedIt’s a slippery slope from jaundiced portraits in poor rendition of the “Studio Ghibli” style to 745k likes on an image of Kamala Harris presenting…
Comments closedLet’s go backward for a second. It’s the 1960s, and Susan Sontag writes the essay “Against Interpretation.” She argues that people should experience art through…
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Comments closedIn the technological age of anti-intellectualism and instant access, Susan Sontag’s essay “Against Interpretation” advocated for her readers to look no deeper than the words…
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