Author: Anjali Pajjuri
Disney’s Mulan: Off-Screen Representation Matters
Grossing over $100,000,000 and receiving major critical acclaim, the original 1998 animated historical action film Mulan was regarded as a triumph. Set ...Practicing Inclusion in Diverse Areas: The Dublin Inclusion Project
“No matter how many speeches I did for the Black Student Union, nobody listened the way they are now. Ignorance isn’t being ...Megan Thee Stallion Shot: The Meme-ification of Black Women’s Suffering
“The most neglected person in America is the black woman.” – Malcolm X, civil rights leader and activist Megan Thee Stallion, a ...Is It Possible to Separate the Art From the Artist? – “Cancel Culture”
Ansel Elgort, J.K. Rowling, and Doja Cat are all countless public figures who have been dragged into “cancel culture,” a practice in ...Hamilton’s Cultural Significance–and Potential Cancellation–Amidst BLM
the world turned upside down Hamilton—the critically acclaimed, Tony-Award winning musical sensation written by and starring Lin-Manuel Miranda–was recently released on the ...LGBTQ+ Representation in Children’s Media: Is Spongebob Gay? (PRIDE EDITION)
This Pride month, many corporations have changed their logos to varying iterations of the Pride flag emblem. Some members of the LGBTQ+ ...Implicit Racism Rampant In My Community: The Bay Area Isn’t The Safe Haven We Presume ...
I have lived in, what I presumed to be, a predominantly progressive community my entire life. Not once did I question the ...Five Asian-American Trailblazers Within The Broadway Community
The Asian demographic consistently ranks as one of the lowest represented minority groups throughout the media. That isn’t to say that change ...Netflix’s Never Have I Ever: My thoughts as an Indian-American Girl living in the Bay-Area
Introduction The streaming platform Netflix has recently made headlines by being one of the first production companies to feature a show with ...
