Iconic Friends In Literature To Celebrate Best Friends Day
What better day than Best Friends Day to look back at some our favorite bff groups in book culture? See if your favorite group made the list!
What better day than Best Friends Day to look back at some our favorite bff groups in book culture? See if your favorite group made the list!
Bronte’s Jane Eyre is without doubt a classic, but reading the famous novel as a black person can feel insensitive at times. Let’s unfold our conflicting feelings.
…we’ll be looking at the brilliance that is She-Ra and the Princess of Power, its impact on diversity, intersectionality and LGBTQ storytelling, and lastly, why we need it more than ever right now.
Fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender have made their love for the acclaimed Nickelodeon show clear; so much so that Avatar has dominated the #1 and #2 spots for numerous days.With the lack of details most people (besides the relentless fandom) forgot; it wasn ‘t until the beloved cartoon joined Netflix did it jogged the general public’s memory.
It’s safe to say these are extraordinary times; with levels of racism and xenophobia climbing with each passing day, we’re looking for a hero to aid us. May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, but this year definitely hits differently given the horrible discrimination Asian communities have been facing during this pandemic. However, perhaps the hero we’ve been looking for is Superman? In a recent adaptation of the 1946 Adventures of Superman, there’s a storyline called “Clan of the Fiery Cross” in which we see the Man of Steel facing off the KKK. Not only does the legendary hero …