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Reading Room DC | by Esmée Streachailt
Review | 3,436 and 1/2 volumes, 800 pages each, 17,000 pounds
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What We Deserve: Reimagining Stranger Things' Women Beyond the Duffers' Vision | by Beatrix Kondo
Part 6 | Upside Down Feminism: How Stranger Things Systematically Destroyed Its Women
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The Duffer Brothers' Reckoning: When Audiences Stop Accepting "We Tried" | by Beatrix Kondo
Long Read | Part 5 | Upside Down Feminism
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Karen "Fucking" Wheeler: The Only Woman Who Gets Power (After Proving She Knew Her Place) | by Beatrix Kondo
Review | Part 4 | Upside Down Feminism
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The Comatose Woman Plot Device and the Myth of Having It All (As Long As You Want Nothing) | by Beatrix Kondo
Long Reads | Part 3 | Upside Down Feminism
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Meditations And Musings On Complaint! | by Jocelyn Crawley
Book Review | Ponus Post| Collective Action Matters
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The Manic Pixie Dream Gay Girl: How Robin's Sexuality Served Will's Coming-Out Arc, Then Got Discarded | by Beatrix Kondo
Long Reads | Part 2 | Upside Down Feminism
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“TO ORGASM WITHOUT TERROR” | Feminism or Death by Francoise d’Eaubonne
Review | The OG Ecofeminist On the Side of Life
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Upside Down Feminism - How Stranger Things Systematically Destroyed Its Women | by Beatrix Kondo
Long Read | Spoilers | Part 1 The Disposable Girls: Barb, Eleven, and the Sacrificial Lamb Economy
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The Newest, Shiniest Kindness: A Review of (Un)kind | by Therese Doherty
The core of the issue is "that women cannot be defined in terms of their own interests, only those of others."
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Interwoven Selves: Review of From a Broken Web | by Therese Doherty
We need "to spin a meaning of self out of our femaleness, without reducing it to anything exclusively 'feminine'”.