So I’m working on a larger idea of how the 80’s film repurposed Black-created music from the 60’s, to the benefit of (who else) White
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What The Strongest Conceits in Movie History Taught Me About My Love of Making Lists
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The Surprising Working Class Consciousness of Dumb & Dumber
In the opening scene of 1994’s Dumb & Dumber a limo driver pretends to be an in-demand lecturer in the rarefied air of medical academia,
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Snowtown, and Muck-Duck: How Groupthink Is Portrayed in Pop Culture
Dee and Dennis are, to quote a problematic R&B superstar, trapped in a closet. “We’ve got to get out of here Dennis, we need a
7 Indie Rock Lyrics About Psychological Theories
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The Danger In Thinking White People Have No Culture
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How Gen Z Not Understanding The Matrix Taught Me To Appreciate Modern Art
Or, How The Wachowskis Taught Me To Stop Worrying and Love Red, Blue and Yellow III. A serial art-attacker, that’s what we’re dealing with. Or,
Ranking Game Shows By Their Contestants
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How Hollywood’s Biggest Leading Men Got Their Jobs By Killing People
On screen, of course There are two large media empires built on the idea that Hollywood is liberal: Hollywood itself, and the ever expanding, ever