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  • “Unapologetically Brown and Unapologetically South Asian”: A Review of The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar

    “Unapologetically Brown and Unapologetically South Asian”: A Review of The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar

    In Adiba Jaigirdar’s The Henna Wars, Bengali teenager Nishat decides to come out as a lesbian…

  • Marvel in Color: The Evolution of Racial Diversity within the MCU

    Marvel in Color: The Evolution of Racial Diversity within the MCU

    The MCU has had a less than stellar track record when it comes to racial diversity.

  • Watching and Waiting: The Slow Rise of South Asian Representation on Screen

    Watching and Waiting: The Slow Rise of South Asian Representation on Screen

    Even so, I was disappointed to find that Mismatched had taken a narrative by an Indian-American…

  • Bury Your Gays (Literally): How The Haunting of Bly Manor Uses and Subverts the Trope

    Bury Your Gays (Literally): How The Haunting of Bly Manor Uses and Subverts the Trope

    Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting of Bly Manor, the anthology series follow-up to the popular The Haunting…

  • Queer Romances to Keep You Company in Quarantine

    Queer Romances to Keep You Company in Quarantine

    With a long stretch of quarantine behind us and at least a few months of virtual…

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