In the wake of certain mistakes with certain female characters, I think we should take the time to appreciate the small things in Age of Ultron.
Helen Cho and Small Victories
Month: May 2015
Open the Box: The Flaw in Segregated Activism
Our generation is facing an epidemic, a cultural epidemic…something that I’ve termed “competitive oppression.” In my opinion, this is a direct result of the Tumblr culture (for those who don’t know, Tumblr is a social media site/phone app that allows users to create and repost various images and phrases). Tumblr, inevitably, has become quite political since its […]
Can and Should A Woman be President? (Part 1)
As you all hopefully know, Hillary Rodham Clinton, recently announced that she is running for president as a democratic candidate for our country, the United States of America. All I can think is, wouldn’t it be great to have our first woman president? I can’t seem to think there would be anything wrong with it, […]
Why Whedon Quitting Twitter is a Big Deal
Fandom running creators off social media isn’t something to celebrate. It’s actually harmful to discussion.
2015 NFL Draft Winners and Losers
After a weekend filled with college athletes turning pro, the NFL has an infusion of young talent. Months of mock drafts, rankings and big boards were once again tossed aside as NFL teams selected the players they coveted. A lot of players fell in the draft, some were picked before they expected and character concerns […]
Remember to Eat! And Sleep I Guess…
It’s getting to that time of year again. Finals are barreling down at us and there doesn’t ever seem to be enough time in the day to study. So instead of studying, procrastination goes up, productivity goes down, and as a result unimportant things like eating and sleeping fall to the bottom of list of things […]
