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Shiv or be Shivved: Siobhan Roy’s Guide to the Corporate Man Club
With four incredible seasons of tears, trifles, and traumas coming to an end, there is much to unpack, but what…
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The Paradox of Escapism
“America’s Next Top Model" might make me momentarily forget about my misfortunes, but [it] is cheap, it is exploitation, it…
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Love in the Time of Reality Television
One of love’s most outstanding qualities is its timelessness. We can observe the triumphing powers of love throughout the entirety…
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The Spectacle of “Selling Sunset”
The “Selling Sunset” realm is composed of a class which gets to claim immunity to the economic implications of COVID…
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Reality TV’s Obsession with Female Suffering
After a long day of work or school, the number one thing I want to do is escape from my…
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The De-Politicization of “Maid”
This outsourcing of “the second shift” is not as benign or innocuous a process as “Maid” would have you believe.
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Coming Up Next (Or Not): TV’s Orgasm Gap
If you were to watch an episode of "Game of Thrones" or "13 Reasons Why" you would never think that…
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Life as A Telenovela
Despite the murders in hotels, long-lost twin sister reveals, and, most notably, accidental artificial inseminations by distraught sisters-of-baby-fathers, I had…
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How ‘Steven Universe’ Deconstructs Heteronormativity
Rebecca Sugar has used “Steven Universe” as an opportunity to deconstruct heteronormativity and provide LGBTQ+ children with characters like them.…
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Campus Life
To Stare into the Sun: LCC Unpacks Asian American Underrepresentation in Entertainment
Their success despite their dehumanization by diversity quotas, sexist bosses, and Asian-American stereotypes, have made them all the more secure…
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