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“A show that repeatedly tells us that it’s ‘not all cops’ is a part of the problem, and will always be a barrier to real progress — because it is all cops.”
We gotta talk about Brooklyn Nine-Nine and pro-cop propaganda.
After her shower, this man exposed himself to her while urinating and then, in the early hours of the morning, physically took advantage of Toyin, molesting her until he climaxed. When he was asleep, and she believed she was safe, Toyin escaped his home. She left with nothing but the clothes the man had given her (all of her belongings were still at the church) and tweeted out details of her attack.
Within hours of her last tweet — a description of her assailant’s house and vehicle — Toyin was missing. Days later, Toyin’s body (and that of another woman) was found.
“Parasite is a masterpiece of cinema, but its success in a white supremacist state is not wholly pure.”
“The phrase “creative differences” takes on something far more insidious when you zoom out of individual incidents to realize that a single company can remove anybody and everybody “
From Pretty Little Liars to May December: Grooming in Media 
X-Men ‘97: An Adventurous Series Filled with Nostalgia 
The Disappointing Reinvention of Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender 
Iwájú: A Triumphant Tale of Two Friends and Two Worlds 
One Day is a Wonderfully Heartbreaking Love Story 
