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But that’s the point: the audience sees Hannah’s breasts as the world sees Hannah’s breasts: imperfect, inappropriate, unsexy. But Hannah, especially Hannah-on-coke, doesn’t see her body the way the world does: to her, the mesh shirt and her loose breasts are deliciously sexy; her look could not be more perfect; she conceives of herself as an immac
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Kim Novak in Vertigo.
Lisa Taddeo • Three Women: THE #1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
Storer—which, according to the exhibition signage, was one of three historically Black colleges in West Virginia—was closed after the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954. Its Blackness violated the prohibition of segregation. The other two are still open today, but have tiny numbers of Black students in attendance.
Imani Perry • South to America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation
We come from a long line of women whose creative needs have not been given the time and space they need to flourish. We have untold privileges and freedoms in comparison to our mothers and grandmothers, but still we have grown up not seeing women’s work exhibited amongst the Great Masters of Western culture, not reading works by our sisters in scho
... See moreLucy H. Pearce • Creatrix: she who makes
Anne Helen Petersen • "Taste Hierarchies Like These Stink"
The first permanent theatre was built in 1576, in Shoreditch, by James Burbage and four of his fellow actors from the Earl of Leicester’s professional acting troupe.