Over the weekend, I decided to finally watch Netflix's Shadow and Bone, which was a lot of fun and a very quick watch. After finishing it, I dipped my toe into the discourse waters and saw many familiar discussions.

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Chadwick Boseman meant a lot to us, and Ryan Coogler has managed to capture our feelings with two words: Wakanda Forever, the title to the Black Panther sequel.

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“The institutionalized inertia towards women who speak up needs to stop.”

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It's obviously a joke but also ... is it? Does it need to be?

The women of Netflix's Shadow and Bone are the kind that you wish you'd see more often on screen and we're glad to have every single one of them in our lives!