Category: Representation Stories
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Trump Voter Regret Doesn’t Make you an instant Patriotic Hero
A scathing open letter about Trump voter regret, accountability and why apologies alone can’t undo years of harm. Trump voter regret doesn’t make you a hero. Read More
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The Amy Winehouse Legacy explores the Power of addiction & Love
On the day of her death, we examine the Amy Winehouse legacy and how exploitation took her from us. A personal look at boundaries, burnout & what we owe her. Read More
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keeping powerful men comfortable is the lock on the epstein files
A survivor explains why the Epstein files are more than headlines. This story is about power, silence, and the system that still protects abusers. Read More
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the powerful Legacy of Howard Hughes’ Hell’s Angels aviation epic
Howard Hughes’ 1930 film Hell’s Angels cost four lives, erased a star, and launched a myth. Here’s what Hollywood doesn’t want you to remember. Read More
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Solo in the Silence: Exploring London’s Magnificent Seven Cemeteries
A solo traveler explores London’s Magnificent Seven cemeteries: Highgate, Abney Park and Bunhill Fields uncovering beauty, fear and vintage magic. Read More
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How Sinners Questions Christianity by revealing Cultural Oppression
Sinners questions Christianity through a powerful lens of colonization, identity, and ancestral magic and asks Latinos, when will we be free? Read More
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Classical Pride Lit Up the Hollywood Bowl with Powerful Joy
A bold night of music, queerness, and joy: Classical Pride at the Hollywood Bowl showcased LGBTQIA+ icons from Bernstein to Thorgy Thor with the LA Phil & Opera. Read More
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Carmen Miranda’s Identity and Mine: 4 Countries, No Home, and a Shared Struggle
This personal reflection explores Carmen Miranda’s identity and itoday’s Latinx diaspora—linking celebrity, displacement, and the fight for belonging across generations. Read More
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The Winehouse Revival featuring Coco Lamarr conjures an enduring legend
Experience The Winehouse Revival: Coco Lamarr’s haunting, heart-wrenching tribute to Amy Winehouse that goes beyond imitation and into raw connection. Read More
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Sinners Just Made History. Now It’s Available in Black American Sign Language.
Sinners is now the first film on streaming to feature a version in Black American Sign Language. This release is a powerful move for access and representation. Read More
