latest ARTICLES by lauren
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Music, On Trend‘Feels Like Summer’ Music Video is Childish Gambino’s Animated Self Insert Feel Good Fanfic
It’s the beginning of September so naturally, just as I’m getting ready to abandon this godforsaken summer and its myriad…
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Media, Review, TV ShowsDon’t Wait More Than ‘Seven Seconds’ To Watch This Latest Netflix Series
Earlier this year we admitted to having a lot of feelings when it came to a Netflix series depicting police…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features, PodcastsPod Only Knows: Interview with ‘The Black Guy Who Tips’
Ever feel like you wish you could sit down with some of the amazing podcasting pros of color and pick…
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Places, PodcastsPodCon, or How To Unapologetically Own Your Voice As A Marginalized Podcaster
From the outside (particularly if you’re not in one of the many niche podcast fandoms that congregated in Seattle this…
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InspirationsToonami’s “Broken Promise [Dreams]” is Still A Millennial’s Spiritual in the Darkest of Days
I remember Toonami first as a feeling, a breathless hustle home on weekdays to watch the latest anime episodes I…
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Anime, Media, TV Shows, Uncategorized, webseriesRWBY Volume 5 Debut: Nah Fam, Ctrl Z, Start the F Over
Mild spoilers for Chapter 1 of RWBY Volume 5. Look, we all know the drill; you don’t watch RWBY, you…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features, Media, Movies, UncategorizedMarginalia: How Black Girl Friendship Brings Healing in Chanel Dupree’s “Shoulders”
“Black women are not just here to hold up nations and hold back tears. We are living, breathing, layered…
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Editorials, Features, Places, ReviewSmall Press Expo 2017: The Struggle and Triumph for Participants of Color
I’ll admit it: even as a passionate comic reviewer and enthusiast, it was Twitter that really got me excited about…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features#DrawingWhileBlack is Your New Favorite Hashtag and Here’s Why
Imagine a place where every modern day Black artistic genius — from cartoonists to jewelry makers to painters and more…
