Are You 'Too Pretty to Work', or Just a Victim Of Alt Right Psyops?

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Let Women Be Evil: The Problem With Mike Flanagan's Carrie And East Of Eden

What if Carrie White was a victim? And what if Cathy Ames was a girlboss? Booktok and filmtok have united this month to rally against the proposed sanitisation of some of literature's most complicated female characters.This week, hosts Ione and Gina dissect the depictions of the ...  Show more

I Am Jane Doe And The Internet's Complicity To The Cornell Case

Trigger warning: sexual assault and misogynyThe internet has been set ablaze by the proliferation of a college campus sexual assault at Cornell university in 2024. After a recent expose by the student newspaper against the fraternity members who were involved as well as the faili ...  Show more

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