A Senior at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill majoring in English who loves reading, Netflix binging, traveling and taking pictures of her cats.
Endgame claimed it was feminist because they included an all-female group shot at the end. But that was not all of their female heroes - they were missing their most important female hero, the one that started it all: Black Widow.
When I walked into Endgame , I was so excited for what Marvel had in store for us. I was so ready to love this film. But unfortunately, that isn’t what happened.
Papers? Projects? Last nights with friends? Gilmore Girls is always the answer.
We stood in the blazing sun, squished together like sardines, checking our clocks, never moving. My friend had already missed her morning class, the other had an hour before her shift at work and the crowd around us was getting angry. We were all angry. A day that was supposed to bring us together had become a class struggle in more ways than one.
The success of Captain Marvel shows that a female lead movie in the MCU is way overdue.
At UNC, our academics are amazing, our basketball is legendary and our school spirit is out of this world. The fact that some really cool people have chosen to come to this amazing school isn't surprising.
Body positivity is so important and having more plus-sized representation is a big part of that.
“My dream is that one day everyone will know what the words ‘me too’ signify, but they will be educated and able to protect themselves from predators like Larry, so they will never, ever, ever have to say the words ‘me too.’”
This Young Adult author uses her writing to promote activism and tell a story that many relate to, but few ever hear.
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