Author: Taylor Ramage

Some Love for The Get Down

In this era of Netflix, stories that wouldn’t have had much of a chance on…

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On Loving Rarity and Unlearning Internalized Misogyny

I fully realized/accepted during BronyCon 2016 that Rarity is my favorite pony. Technically, I more…

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The Gospel of Bronycon

This past weekend, I attended my second Bronycon as a panelist. I reunited with my…

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On Narratives and Hate Crimes

Whenever systemic sins rear their ugly heads and people die, there are narratives that spin…

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Showbread is Showdead: Raw Rock Kills One Last Time

During my college days and ever after, three bands have had a tremendous impact on…

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Queer Life and Death in Cartoons and TV Shows

The Internet has been abuzz lately regarding the “Bury Your Gays” trope, escalated by several…

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The Passion’s Surface-Level Treatment of Holy Week

  Over the past few months, NBC and Fox have experimented with airing live theater…

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Her Story Explores Intersectionality in LGBTQ Communities

The beautiful thing about web series is that they’re short and easy to watch in…

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Comparing Matriarchies: My Little Pony and Steven Universe

Both My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Steven Universe present matriarchal societies in which…

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Fanfiction As a Writing Tool

Most of you know by now that I’m generally a fan of fandom. I do…

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