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Author Archives: The Opinioness of the World
‘The Five-Year Engagement:’ Gender Roles Exploration & Lovable Actors Can’t Save Rom-Com’s Subtly Anti-Feminist Message
Originally published at Bitch Flicks. I’ve never planned a wedding and I’ve never been engaged. Yet I can relate to the The Five-Year Engagement’s premise. My dream is to move to NYC and become a writer. While my partner is … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Women and Gender
Tagged Alison Brie, career, Emily Blunt, feminist, film, gender, Jason Segel, Mindy Kaling, movies, The Five-Year Engagement, women
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My 2-Year Blogiversary!!
You know when you’re going about your business…doot da doot. When all of a sudden…you realize you missed something. Something huge. Well two weeks ago, I missed my 2-year blogiversary!! Um, that’s 2 years of feminist vegan awesomeness! I started … Continue reading
Posted in Veganism, Women and Gender
Tagged blogiversary, feminism, feminist, vegan, Veganism
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Reproduction & Abortion Week: ‘Girls’ and ‘Sex and the City’ Both Handle Abortion With Humor
Originally published at Bitch Flicks as part of their “Reproduction and Abortion Series.” Vacillating between vitriolic condemnation and laudable praise, Lena Dunham’s Girls has dominated pop culture dialogue. I eagerly anticipated the series premiere. Yes, the show depicts economically privileged … Continue reading
Posted in Reproductive Rights, TV, Women and Gender
Tagged abortion, Allison Williams, Cynthia Nixon, female friendship, female writers, girls, HBO, Jemima Kirke, Kim Cattrall, Kristen Davis, Lena Dunham, reproductive justice, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the City, sexuality, TV, women, Zosia Mamet
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Reproduction & Abortion Week: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Advocates Abortion and Reproductive Rights
Originally published at Bitch Flicks as part of their “Reproduction and Abortion Series.” Abortion is healthcare — a routine, normal and legal medical procedure. Yet most films and TV don’t ever broach the subject. Their characters don’t get abortions, people … Continue reading
Posted in Women and Gender, Reproductive Rights, TV
Tagged women, reproductive justice, abortion, TV, childfree, Shonda Rhimes, Cristina Yang, Meredith Grey, Sandra Oh
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Reproduction & Abortion Week: ‘American Horror Story’ Demonizes Abortion and Suffers from the Mystical Pregnancy Trope
Originally published at Bitch Flicks as part of their “Reproduction and Abortion Series.“ ———- Warning: if you have not watched all of American Horror Story Season 1, there are massive spoilers ahead! American Horror Story co-creators Ryan Murphy and Brad … Continue reading
Abortion Depictions in Pop Culture: Why “Reproduction and Abortion Week” At ‘Bitch Flicks’ Is So Crucial
Abortion is healthcare — a routine, normal and legal medical procedure. 1 in 3 women will get an abortion in her lifetime. Yet we rarely witness film and TV characters obtaining an abortion or even talking about abortion. It’s “Reproduction … Continue reading
Pledge to Go Veg: It’s VegWeek 2012 April 23rd-29th!
“There are 52 weeks in a year, so why not make at least one of them meat-free?” That’s the premise behind VegWeek, a “7-day celebration highlighting the many benefits of choosing vegetarian foods—for our health, the planet, and animals.” Started … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Politics, Veganism
Tagged Compassion Over Killing, food, vegan, vegetarian, VegWeek
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Actor Loretta Devine’s Appalling Defense of Chris Brown’s Domestic Abuse of Rihanna
I have to admit, I’m pretty much addicted to Bravo. I especially adore the adorbs Andy Cohen and his nightly talk show Watch What Happens Live. While the show is great for a silly laugh, I was disturbed by something … Continue reading
Posted in Gender-Based Violence, TV, Women and Gender
Tagged Chris Brown, domestic abuse, domestic violence, Loretta Devine, Rihanna
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‘The Hunger Games’ Review in Conversation Part 1: Female Protagonists, Body Image, Disability, Whitewashing, Hunger & Food
As I’ve written before, I love The Hunger Games, both the book and film adaptation. We desperately need more strong female protagonists like Katniss Everdeen on-screen. The riveting young adult series contains many complex social issues. But just because I … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Women and Gender
Tagged Amber Leab, Bitch Flicks, body image, class, disability, female protagonists, film, food, Jennifer Lawrence, movies, race, The Hunger Games
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Top Chef’s 7 Best Vegan Recipes
Happy Belated Earth Day, Everyone!! Earth Day is a celebration of our planet and how we are all connected (The Lion King’s Circle of Life is echoing in my ears right now!). It’s also a reminder that our actions impact … Continue reading
Posted in Eco-Friendly, Recipes, TV, Veganism
Tagged Carla Hall, Colleen Patrick-Goudreau, food, Hector Santiago, Hubert Keller, Kenny Gilbert, Michael Chiarello, Paul Qui, Radhika Desai, recipes, Top Chef, TV, vegan
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