Caught in the Web: Across The Spider-Verse 
A Meal Fit For A King: Online Obsession, Memes and Succession Spoilers 
Yellowjackets: The Truth We Tell Ourselves is the Wildest Lie 
The Little Mermaid and Camille Friend, The Woman Behind the Locs 
American Born Chinese: A Dull Observation on Race and Culture 
‘The Mandalorian’ Season 3 Reminds Us That We’re Stronger Together
Season 3 of The Mandalorian spoke directly to my soul. It shows us a truly collectivist society, where our differences make us stronger together.
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Emery Lee, Author Of Rivals-to-Lovers Cafe Romance Café con Lychee
“It’s a fine line to walk between losing your community and being stuck in a toxic space, and I think a lot of PoC are struggling to walk that line.”
Check out our chat with Café con Lychee author @EmeryLeeWho!
The Power of Seeing Yourself Win in the End: The Twist Endings of ‘She-Ra’ and ‘Hollywood’
“Marginalized audiences … are not the background, token, or side characters in their own lives. Instead, they are the heroes, worthy of acknowledgement, fulfilment, and happy endings.”
Check out our new piece by @xlove_delilahx!
The Umbrella Academy Season 2 is Out of Time and Right on Time
”Usually, stories that feature time travelling Black and other Non-Black PoC gloss over their experiences with racism (if they mention it at all).
Umbrella Academy makes a bold step not just to explore what the 1960s would look like for a Black woman…”
Never Have I Ever: The Many Conflicts of Indian-American Girlhood
“it’s hard to root for Devi when nine times out of ten, her trip-ups occur because of her persistent, unyielding belief that she is the victim”
Check out our review of Never Have I Ever!