Tag: feminism

I’ve Been Staring at the Edge of the Divine: Feminist Theology in Moana

Moana is Disney’s latest adventure that follows its new pattern of spinning narratives of female…

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On Moé, the Queer Female Gaze, and Representation

An article on The Mary Sue about moé caused a bit of a stir on…

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Unlearning Passive Gender

It’s no secret that our society needlessly assigns gender to certain activities and products to…

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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…

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Lessons from Women of the Silk: Weaving in Strong Messages

Gail Tsukiyama’s Women of the Silk is, for me, one of those random treasures I…

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Why Not Both? Femininity and Masculinity in Tenou Haruka

Only 90s kids remember this cute commercial from a couple years ago because only 90s…

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