
Carrie Fisher made Princess Leia into something so much greater. Read more
Carrie Fisher made Princess Leia into something so much greater. Read more
“I’m not trying to take the blame off of these directors and actors, but to even wrap our brains around how could this possibly be? Just look around us. It points back to rape culture, because the message is everywhere, from a boy pulling a girl’s hair in first grade and the teacher saying ‘that means he likes you’ to a father is defending his son who was charged with rape. The gender norms in place are so pervasive, and they have hegemonic power. Read more
Watching the film this bleak Christmas season, though, it’s difficult to enter fully into its spirit of democratic communal celebration. Read more
Shortly after the 2016 presidential election, Leslie Mac and Marissa Johnson, two black female activists, started working on development of the Safety Pin Box which — unlike the viral solidarity campaign of wearing a safety pin from which the project took its name — provides guided tasks for white allies who want to fight to end systemic oppression in society. Read more
In my own life, my mom’s “mistakes” — getting pregnant at 21, dropping out of college — were things I was simply not allowed to do. Read more
You have to be brave to make it in this industry. But there is, most definitely, magic on the horizon. Read more
The real hero of ‘Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them’ is empathy. Read more
The edits on Anne’s diary are more than disrespectful to her memory — they seem to be an act of misogyny. Read more
They always say: Play the game. But I’m not here to play games. I’m here to work, make an impact, and make a difference. Read more
You want scary? This is scary. Read more