Sarah Garcia
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‘Captain Marvel’: Feminism Lacking in Intersectionality
We can ask a new question: is “Captain Marvel” really all that intersectional?
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Dear ‘The Umbrella Academy’: It’s Still Incest
Writers, stop romanticizing incest. Stop normalizing all these harmful tropes and influencing your audience to simply accept them as they…
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‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Proves There Are No Barriers to Becoming a Hero
The vast majority of Spider-Man coverage presents Peter Parker as the only Spider-Man, despite the huge quantity of different manifestations…
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‘Assassin’s Creed’ and The Importance of A Female Odyssey
Even if heroes and their journeys are typically imagined as male-centered, stories should not be afraid of breaking the mold…
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Villainizing Bodies and Minds: Ableism in Horror Movies
People with physical disabilities have a long history of appearing in horror films as the antagonists, often against traditionally attractive,…
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Shifting Masculinities: How “God of War” Became “Dad of War”
If nothing else, the new “God of War” represents how one can tell a tale revolving around masculinity without being…
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It Still Counts: Fridging in Modern Comic Book Movies
“Fridging” has not disappeared, but instead it has begun to take on a new form that may be deemed more…
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Damsels or Daughters: Fetishization in Video Games
Perhaps, in the future, the white heterosexual cis male gamer will not be seen as the default for who video…
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Opening the Window: ‘Alias Grace’ and Its Problematic Narrative of Female Entrapment
Much of “Alias Grace” revolves around how women are trapped and oppressed by the patriarchal society that they live in.
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