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Trump and the Capitol Riots Reveal a Democracy at Risk

We must hold everyone who incited or participated in the Capitol riots accountable, to protect the future of our system of government.

Aimi Wen, Duke University

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‘The Magnus Archives’ Brings a New Approach to the Horror Genre

Even without frightening visuals, this horror podcast immerses you into an unforgettable story.

Sammi Looi, Baruch College

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‘Crash Landing on You’ Explores the Painful Separation of the Two Koreas

The popular Korean drama captures the daily lives of a population shrouded in secrecy and symbolizes the heartbreaking sentiment that still marks the partition of Korea.

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

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20 Best Ethical and Sustainable Clothing Brands To Know Right Now

Look good while helping out the planet.

Gary Dek

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Pixar’s ‘Soul’ Serenades Its Way Right Into Our Homes

Pixar's latest hit offers a refreshing image of what it means to be human and to live with a passion, though it falls short at times.

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Image from YouTube channel Great Big Story of a man using a camera to take a picture.

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Great Big Story Brings 5 Years of Powerful Storytelling To a Close

The YouTube channel connected people across the globe through narratives that promoted positive representation.

Aimi Wen, Duke University

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7 Relaxing Food YouTube Channels You’re Missing Out On

After a long day of work, school and daily toils, unwind with something that's perfect for all things tasty and soothing.

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

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Miss Honey From ‘Matilda’ Is the Original Lesbian Cottagecore Queen

Even without clear representation, Miss Honey offers a wonderful example to queer youth.

Emily Jewett, University of San Diego

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The Marshall Project Is Taking a Piercing Look at COVID-19 in State and Federal Prisons

Prisoners are disproportionately harmed by COVID-19. Will our policymakers and politicians prioritize their vaccination?

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh

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Has COVID-19 Killed Movie Theaters and the Cinema Experience?

Since the pandemic hit, streaming has caused some serious damage to cinemas — but are they gone for good?

Haven Worley, University of Rochester

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Dua Lipa’s ‘Love Again’ Masters Being Both Sad And Uplifting

An episode of Netflix’s 'Song Exploder' offers insight into the process of creating the record.

Katherine Bry, Washington University

Illustration by Marlowe Pody for an article on Girls in Film

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GirlsinFilm.Net Is Empowering Female and Nonbinary Filmmakers

This international community is dedicated to the support and professional development of women and nonbinary people in the filmmaking industry.

Alice Murphy, University of Maryland, College Park

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