Author: Taylor Ramage
Legend of Korra Series Finale: It’s Not Just All Physical
At long last, the Avatar franchise has come to an end, at least in terms…
Faith, Reason, and Selective Justice
I have to temporarily emerge from NaNoWriMo to discuss something a little unsettling that I…
Unlearning Passive Gender
It’s no secret that our society needlessly assigns gender to certain activities and products to…
Korra Alone: Denial from God and the Guilt of Spiritual Disconnect
Legend of Korra’s final season will perhaps give us the most compelling conflict yet, one…
Crying Into My Oatmeal: Christianity Talks to Harry Potter (Again)
The Internet has been abuzz lately with what is perhaps the best-worst Harry Potter…
Korrasami and Unity Between Women
Book 3 of The Legend of Korra ended last week with a level of darkness…
Orange is the New Black Season 2: Old Ladies, White Privilege, and the Black vs. Latinx Problem
The only reason why I didn’t marathon Orange is the New Black season 2 in…
Princess Jellyfish: Challenging Conventional Beauty and Letting Yourself Feel Uncomfortable
Princess Jellyfish is a cute little series that I honestly think is severely underrated, largely…
Long Live the Unibrow: Smashing the Patriarchy with Helga G. Pataki
Most 90s kids remember Hey Arnold! and its wide cast of characters that covered…