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In Part One of this series, I brought up a question few are asking: what are the victory conditions of the Culture War?

The monopolistic control over mass media that …
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What are the victory conditions for the Culture War? What would winning even look like for conservatives?

Everybody wants to fight it (or, let’s face it, look like they’re fighting …
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How much time do you spend reading? Binging Netflix? Hallmark holiday movie marathon, anyone?

Even if you are stupid, crazy, insanely busy like I am, I bet it’s a lot.

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I was fifteen years old. Just got my driver’s permit. Just asked a girl on a date. Just discovered The Clash. Just diagnosed with Leukemia.

Needless to say it was …
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“You’ve got five minutes to wow me,” Ms. Biedermeyer said, leaning forward with her elbows on the glass table and her fingers steepled in front of her mouth. “Shoot.”

Trying …
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Sometimes you find yourself a fan of somebody’s work without knowing it.

This doesn’t happen with books. An author’s name is on every page, so you know if you’re a …
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In film school, one of the first things students learn is how art imitates life.

There’s no better example of this than the 1970s, which showed a bleak future for …
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Even if you’ve never read any of Leigh Brackett’s stories, or if the name sounds unfamiliar, you probably know her work.

Try “The Big Sleep” for Bogart fans, “Hatari” and …
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From his comic book origin 80 years ago this weekend to his multiple incarnations on TV and the silver screen, there’s no denying Batman’s pop culture impact.

The brainchild of …
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I am a woman, and therefore I am woke enough to speak on women’s issues.

Ladies, it’s time for us to demand an anti-Bechdel test for movie wokeness.

I went …
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