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" If ACT had floated the bill knowing it was doomed to fail, then absolutely." ACT's two right wing coalition…
Like when AOC dressed up in white and cried at a fence Remember the Alamo, right? All no respect, fuck…
The reason it’s one of the go-tos that come up when I think of performativity, is also the reason I…
So are you claiming that AOC – who wasn’t even a member of Congress at the time – spent millions…
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Category Archives: Popular (and unpopular) culture
Gregory House Is Part Of A Pattern
From Petpluto at Art at the Auction: House is problematic in the way above, but also for the reason articulated by MaggieElizabeth, a poster at Television Without Pity: Ninety percent of the time, the woman gets to be the normal … Continue reading
Just because it made my cry
I haven’t seen Milk, or any of the other films that were nominated for Oscars. But everyone should watch the speech that Dustin Lance Black gave when he won the best original screenplay for Milk: Via Yes Means Yes
Dare to Be a Daniel, Dare to Stand Alone
So after the long and bitter debate over whether Tom Zarek was right (and given what we found out about Galactica’s structural integrity this week, I’m saying that’s an emphatic no, though of course, reasonable minds can differ), we have … Continue reading
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Humanity Cannot Trust The Cylon
Extremely well-put letter to the editor from an anonymous, but concerned, citizen. So say we all! (Yglisias responds here.)
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Battlestar Galactica 4.14: Meh.
Spoilers ahead.
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More On Battlestar Galactica and Sexism
There’s some more discussion of Battlestar Galactica and sexism in this thread on Feminist SF – The Blog!, including me quoting Maia extensively. Also, The Hathor Legacy discusses how BSG has presented a female president.
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BSG episode 4-13: I'm on Zarek and Gaeta's side
There are spoilers ahead.
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The Joys of Juxtaposition
If you’re a Battlestar Galactica fan like I am, you’ll recognize instantly the scene I’m about to show you. It’s from just two episodes ago, so those of you still plowing through the season 2.5 DVDs, don’t read further. I … Continue reading
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Why are complaining against the “Vote Blue no Matter Who” concept? It’s objectively very useful to progressives, who have an…