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03/27/201707/28/2017

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

Welcome to the first installment of Movie Mondays. This week’s movie: Chinatown. I sat down to watch Chinatown kind of on accident. I had just burst my way through the Star Wars franchise, and

03/27/201707/28/2017

Movie Mondays

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

Welcome to the first installment of Movie Mondays. This week’s movie: Chinatown. I sat down to watch Chinatown kind of on accident. I

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Disney has a few long-standing traditions for its princess movies, and Moana breaks nearly all of them. Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) isn’t white, isn’t

What Is It About The Godfather?: Reconciling The “Woman” in Old Movies

Even after 45 years, The Godfather is a movie that transcends criticism. Sure, back in the day, writers liked to pretend that

The Uncomfortable Humor in Bojack’s 3rd Season

Originally posted 8/7/2016 on The Daily Slice. — Netflix’s animated series BoJack Horseman recently premiered its third season, and already the titular character has

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chinatown

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

What Is It About The Godfather?: Reconciling The “Woman” in Old Movies

The Uncomfortable Humor in Bojack’s 3rd Season