TV Brew: ‘In The Dark’ Is Blind To the Realities of Disability
What a wasted opportunity... [...]
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Character Development in Harvest Moon
Character development—the process of creating a believable, nuanced character—can be tricky. Spend too much time detailing a character’s past experiences and you risk [...]
Archie Comics ‘Over the Edge’: Gimmick or Bold Direction?
*Author’s Note:* The following op-ed contains spoilers for Archie Comics #22 – “Over the Edge”. Archie Comics’ Over the Edge came out this [...]
Harvest Moon: An Exploration of Gender Stereotypes
Scientific studies laud video games for the variety of real-world benefits they offer players, ranging from neurologically combatting depression to restructuring the way we [...]
Real Talk on Blackface and Cosplay
Another recent incident that’s cropped up, yet another cosplayer in a foreign country in the name of ‘art’ has decided that they wanted to paint their skin emulating a [...]
“Me Before You” – A Disability Is NOT a Death Sentence
Here we go again. Back in March, I talked about stereotypes under which characters with disabilities are portrayed in TV, movies, etc. Well, it seems that filmmakers are [...]
Stereotypes in Disability Portrayal
So, today’s #NationalDisabilitiesMonth article was going to be something grand, sweeping, and heartwarming. However, while researching information, I came across several [...]
How Ghostbusters’ Paul Feig failed Patty Tolan
By this time now, most moviegoers have seen the new trailer for the reboot, remake, re imaging or whatever this is slated to be. Before we dive further, let’s remember [...]
Responses to Cosplaying while in Color
Last week, we posted about a touchy subject having to do with race and cosplay. We then reached out and asked a few fellow cosplayers to weigh in on the topic and here are [...]
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