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Better Call Saul’s Kim Wexler Is One of the Best Written Women on TV

By Apr 17th
Shipping Discourse: Do Ships Need to Be Unproblematic?

By Apr 15th
The Poppy War Trilogy and Other Fiction That Makes Space for Asian Women’s Violent Reaction to Colonial Patriarchal Violence

By Apr 13th
Bi Erasure, Addiction, and Being Alone Together: Netflix’s Feel Good Is an Essential Watch Right Now

By Apr 10th
What the Meme-Filled Tiger King Buzz Misses: Abuse of People and Animals in the Exotic Pet Trade

By Apr 8th
Books in 2020 That Will Make You Want to Smash the Patriarchy

By Apr 6th
The Disappointing Rejection of Found Family in Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame

By Apr 2nd
If Only The Bachelor Would Embrace Polyamory Instead of Rejecting It

By Mar 31st
Schitt’s Creek’s Stevie Budd Is One of the Best Written Women on Television

By Mar 31st
Quarantine “Dos and Don’ts,” Courtesy of Better Call Saul’s Chuck McGill

By Mar 27th
Review: Banana Split Breaks the Teen Romcom Mold With Its Central Female Friendship

By Mar 26th
Review: Vivarium Presents the Worst Self-Isolation Scenario

By Mar 26th
Review: Women and Reclaiming the Self, at Any Cost, in Swallow

By Mar 25th
Review: The Intersectional Feminism of Misbehaviour Is Its Greatest Strength

By Mar 24th
Disney+’s Hawkeye Needs Deaf Representation

By Mar 23rd
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Offers Some of TV’s Most Complex Female Relationships

By Mar 18th
I Am Not Okay With This’ Bloodwitch Is Not Quite a Real Band, but Kind Of?

By Mar 17th
Amazon’s Hunters and the Dark History of America’s Relationship With Nazism

By Mar 13th
Locke and Key’s Magical Metaphors Are a Great Examination of Dealing With Trauma

By Mar 13th
Why Did Avengers: Endgame Get a Pass for the Same Problems Rise of Skywalker Had?

By Mar 11th