Wonder Woman Tied Up: How Women in Comics are Hypersexualized

By Syd Nalamliang
It is not uncommon to see women sexualized in media—from real women in magazines to fictional women in books and movies…
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It is not uncommon to see women sexualized in media—from real women in magazines to fictional women in books and movies…
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Thrilling sci-fi movies are something of a vast genre, but Dune makes a statement in its new 2021 adaption…
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Hey, my name is Inari, and you may be wondering what Black Excellence is and why…
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Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s Looming Catastrophe by Doctor Voddie Baucham Jr. has been quite a popular book in anti-social justice circles, and for good reason. It presents what seems to be a well-researched account of the evils…
Read more“Free Rein is about the friendships and rivalries that can develop in a group of young people who share a passion – in this case, horse riding. It also has a touch of intrigue and mystery, and lots of humour” – Céline Buckens
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Marx, in the very first part of his work, lays out what his subject of study is—the commodity..
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In the following series we will explore the seminal and perhaps second most famous work of Karl Marx, Capital. A tome consisting of three volumes, Capital is Marx’s attempt to uncover the laws of the Capitalist mode of production…
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In a race for causes of neck pain, old age and working on a computer all day are neck and neck for the lead. Pains in the neck and back are two feelings that I, and I’m sure many other students, are all too familiar with after a year of Zoom classes and online schoolwork…
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