"Dickinson" shows how we can use imagination to fill in incomplete archives about women, especially queer women and women of color
Watching the Oscar-winning film, I finally understood how much shame and stigma had influenced my childhood
As a child with no access to queer or trans stories, I turned to "The Return of the Swamp Thing" for the message that I would be okay
In the movie's "Konglish," I recognize my family, especially my mother's quest to feel comfortable in America
My work as a translator and my hobby as a puzzle-maker share an understanding of language as a space for play
All the questions you feel too old to ask, answered by someone under 25
Lee Isaac Chung's film is classified as an "immigrant narrative," but Willa Cather's "My Ántonia"—which inspired it—is not
How Nabokov's nymphet has been claimed, reimagined, exemplified, and misunderstood by the fashion industry
Stories about innocent people being exonerated show the injustice of mass incarceration—but ignore that it's also unjust for the guilty
Thank You!