Childhood Ruined
“The character of Korra is not meant to liberate. At best, she placates the whiny liberals; at worse, she acts as a magical, approachable Uncle Tom with the intention to reinforce oppressive dominant ideologies in the minds of the very people she claims to represent.”
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“It is important to acknowledge the untapped potential of Lars’ character with respect to representing the Filipinx community — the Filipinx identity is far too complex to be reduced to an ube cake (that only makes a singular appearance, no less!).”
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“A closer look at Johnny Bravo paints the animated series as less an example of hypermasculinity than a parody of it.”
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“If I were to describe K-dramas and C-dramas with one word, it would be this: pre-packaged.”
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“Being critical does not mean Canceling™ your favorite program or artist or venue or album. It reflects that you care for art that impacted you because you care how that art could impact someone else.” Without further ado, Woody Woodger introduces the upcoming “Childhood Ruined” article series.
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