…Tejano musicians were rarely afforded national radio play or industry investment, and success often depended on relentless touring, self-promotion, and community-based performance circuits. These realities informed the discipline, rigidity, and…
…design choice that’s supposed to be inclusive but really is a form of aesthetic laundering. We’re talking about a marketing strategy that extracts the cultural capital of difference while avoiding…
…A drive down any town in the Permian Basin is littered with big trucks with hundred-thousand-dollar price tags attached. Women with big hair and even bigger diamond bracelets are patronizing…
…we’re crossing those borders.” Women at the Center Though the story begins with a son’s admiration for his father, it’s the women – Marisol, Ramón’s mother and Grandma Fina –…
…typical, middle-class street in Recife, and not so coincidentally, the same street Filho grew up in. Aquarius (2016) depicts a widower fighting against a real estate company that wants to…
…as these allegations are, they’re par for the course for the Utah moms, who entered the reality TV arena in the fall of 2024. It’s hard to believe these women…
…healthy, productive way. Gorda No Es un Insulto follows Ámbar, a teenager who is starting to realize the impossible demands society places on young women regarding their bodies. Written by…
…reality, and the supernatural crisis can no longer be hidden. The noble Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) is the central figure this season again, just as he was in the first,…
…gives us a male POV in romance. We hardly ever get to see men who yearn and want for women as much as women want for men, so telling the…
…while referencing it. And trust me – I wanted to love Season 2. I really did. Season 1 had me ready to write think pieces about queer pedagogy, workplace absurdism,…
