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Greetings. I am Lady T: writer, feminist, smartass, former public school teacher, daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin, co-legal guardian. My hobbies include reading, writing, watching television, eating, volunteering to work with people with disabilities, planning to exercise and not doing it, arguing, and insomnia. Read more.
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Lost Season 2: What if Ana-Lucia Was a White Guy?
Lost premiered almost ten years ago exactly, and to celebrate the show’s anniversary, I started a rewatch. Lost was a notable show for me because it was one of only two shows I watched from day one (Freaks and Geeks … Continue reading
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In Praise of “Moaning Lisa”
In honor of the glorious “Every Simpsons Ever” marathon playing on FXX for one and a half weeks, I’m going to talk a little about an underrated episode: “Moaning Lisa.” “Moaning Lisa” is not one of the funniest episodes of … Continue reading
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Why I Write Male Characters
When asked if the criticism regarding the lack of substantial female roles in True Detective affected his conception of the second season, producer and creator Nick Pizzolatto said, “[It] affected me a little bit in my conception of season 2, but then … Continue reading
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To the Liberal Men Worried About the “Slippery Slope” of the Hobby Lobby Decision
Dear liberal men who are worried about the “slippery slope” of the Hobby Lobby decision: Stop. Just stop. I don’t want to hear another word about how the Hobby Lobby decision is frustrating for women and all, but what you’re … Continue reading
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Confessions of a Former Nice Girl™, Part 2
Once upon a time, I exhibited some Nice Guy™ tendencies in girl form. As a lonely teenager, I idealized boys from afar, built them up in my head to meet unrealistic romantic standards that no human being could possibly meet, … Continue reading
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Confessions of a Former Nice Girl™, Part 1
I have yet to write at length about Elliot Rodger’s killing spree or the #YesAllWomen hashtag that surfaced in response to his misogynistic manifesto, partly because I haven’t had much free time lately (hello, first blog post in over a … Continue reading
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Pervasive Sexual Violence on “Game of Thrones”
Well, they’ve done it again. For the second time, the writers of Game of Thrones have taken a consensual sex scene from the books and turned it into a rape scene for the show. And it’s even worse this time. … Continue reading
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Mara Wilson Doesn’t Want to Do the Mrs. Doubtfire Sequel
Hollywood has greenlit the Mrs. Doubtfire sequel over 20 years after the original movie came out, and Mara Wilson doesn’t want to be involved in it. Naturally, people on The Internet have opinions on this, and many of them are … Continue reading
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How I Met Your Misogyny
Tomorrow night, How I Met Your Mother will end its nine-year run with a one-hour season finale. A show that spawned countless catchphrases and running gags, How I Met Your Mother will be remembered for its nonlinear storytelling and its portrayals of romance … Continue reading
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Not-So Nice Guys™
Brooklyn Nine-Nine had its season finale two days ago and completed what was (in my opinion) the most successful first season of a television sitcom since Arrested Development. It found its voice early on, quickly took a manchild-like character (Jake … Continue reading
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