Princess Weekes

Redemption is more than you think ... and sometimes not even necessary. Today we talk: redemption, atonement, character development, and villain simping.

Bridgerton ... it's no Brandy's Cinderella, but it is a (small) step in the right direction.

But if you liked it then huzzah!

Many people are familiar with Loving v Virginia the Supreme Court case that made interracial relationships legal in the United States. However, there is a much lesser-known court case that dealt with interracial marriage many years before in New York City.

The year was 2008. I still thought I was heterosexual and was going to marry Alan Rickman and that I wanted to be “best friends” with Emma Watson. On the horizon, a very problematic awakening was about to begin.

As someone who grew up in fandom, this just keeps getting worse and worse—especially because of these over simplified ways we discuss everything. Feel free to disagree and debate, but lets try and come in with just like ... a crumb on good faith and nuanced thinking xx P

Of all the female villains in Western media, the one who stands out to me is Demona from the Disney series Gargoyles. Tragic, vengeful, and powerful her rage has stuck with me since childhood.

True Crime, if consumed critically asks the consumer to be critical of the criminal justice system, aware of the corruption, bias, and failures of the police state. In this video we are going to talk about the lessons that can be learned about our criminal justice system from true crime and why I think that you are a true crime fan your politics should tilt a little ... to the left, to the left.

Original Title: How Do We Criticize Our Own? (Also, Stop Calling Lizzo a Mammy)

Original Title: What The F---k Happened Behind the Scenes of Justice League? Today we are gonna talk about the path to the SnyderCut, the DC Snyder Verse, the DCEU, and what is so hard about interacting with Zack Snyder's work online, even if you like some of it.

Considering how polarizing The Eternals has been to ~the discourse~ I wanted to do a live to discuss the film.

When looking at Stephen King's oeuvre you see that some of his most popular works contain Magical Negroes and/or some sort of non-white mysticism.

Gabrielle Union should absolutely be proud of all she has done, but it is also worth acknowledging how despite being so popular in the culture nexus—she was still smothered and underserved in an industry that knew she was special. What’s more is that ultimately, that hasn’t changed.