Anti-Blackness in Anime: Loving an Industry that Doesn’t Always Love Me
Reading Time: 7 minutes Anti-Blackness in anime exists, what is it like being a being Black fan who loves anime when the industry doesn’t always love you back.
Tag: Culture
FINDING MYSELF IN MEDIA: ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and Dissociation
Reading Time: 4 minutes While ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,’ Carroll’s novel, is a children’s book, it is not hard to see why it means so much to adults, including myself.
BTS’s “Black Swan” And The Complicated Emotions of Burn Out
Reading Time: 3 minutes BTS’ B-side track off of their Map of the Soul album, “Black Swan,” is about being a performer and becoming exhausted or burnt out by your own passion.
The Dutiful Wife: Hermia Easterbrook in ‘The Pale Horse’
Reading Time: 3 minutes The more Mark begins to lose his sanity over this mysterious list and investigation, Hermia is gaining clarity and ownership of herself.
Accessibility Features Are Not Cheating
Reading Time: 5 minutes When people frame accessibility like cheating, it is not only inherently false but extremely harmful to the disabled community.
Finding Myself in Media: ‘Devil May Cry 5’ And V
Reading Time: 5 minutes V, from ‘Devil May Cry 5,’ is one of the most interesting characters in the game because he fights like someone with a disability.
REVIEW: ‘The GayBCs’ From Quirk Books
Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘The GayBCs’ is a children’s picture book, published by Quirk Books, that focuses on educating children about LGBTQ+ terms and the community.
A Not So Sunny Day On ‘Sesame Street’ And the Uncertain Future of PBS
Reading Time: 5 minutes With HBO Max announcing Sesame Street exclusive content, it brings up serious concerns for the future of public access televison