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The Mary Sue Interview: Time Wars Universe Creator Bijhan Valibeigi Takes Down the Myth of “Feminine Inferiority”

By Carolyn Cox Nov 18th
The Hollywood Reporter’s New Cover Shows Hollywood Continues to Erase Women of Color

By TMS Contributors Nov 18th
Adidas Will Provide Support to Schools That Want to Change Native Mascots

By Charline Jao Nov 6th
Everything I Love Is Problematic

By TMS Contributors Nov 6th
Washington “Redskins” Appeal An “Offensive Content” Ruling By Likening Themselves to Porn Trademarks

By Maddy Myers Nov 3rd
How to Get Away with Murder Star Negotiates More Clothes for GQ Mexico Photo Shoot

By Teresa Jusino Oct 29th
Mathematician Finds Odds Against a Coincidentally All-Male Panel Are Astronomical

By Jessica Lachenal Oct 26th
Aziz Ansari And Minority Accents in Hollywood

By Charline Jao Oct 26th
A is for (A)sexual

By TMS Contributors Oct 23rd
Meet Sesame Street‘s First-Ever Autistic Character, Julia!

By Teresa Jusino Oct 22nd
Things We Saw Today: Pizza Rat to Cameo in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

By Carolyn Cox Oct 19th
Borderlands & Asexual Representation: How I Discovered My Sexuality While Playing a First-Person Shooter

By TMS Contributors Oct 14th
California Becomes First State To Ban “Redskins” As School Mascots

By Charline Jao Oct 12th
Effie Brown, Rose McGowan, and Other Rad Ladies Call Out Hollywood’s Lack of Diversity: “This Is Clearly No Longer Okay”

By Carolyn Cox Oct 9th
Actor Has “Unofficial Nod” To Play Next James Bond And No, It’s Not Idris Elba

By Charline Jao Sep 29th
Nerd Guys, Pandering, and “Forced” Diversity

By Joseph Cain Sep 18th
Just Some Dudes Hanging Out, Drinking to Male Privilege

By Carolyn Cox Sep 14th
Reactions to White Man’s “Asian Pseudonym Strategy” Celebrate Real Asian-American Writers

By Charline Jao Sep 14th
For Black Girls who considered Esmerelda Black when Cinderella wasn’t enuf: The Importance of Race-Bending Fan-Art

By Carolyn Cox Sep 14th
The Quiet, Progressive Nature of Brooklyn Nine-Nine

By Allyson Johnson Sep 13th