We spoke to the team behind the hilarious new comedy Camp Manna about balancing the eccentricities of evangelical summer camp with the trauma camp can instill.
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Renowned author Junot Díaz faces allegations of sexual assault, and we have to face the fact that we can’t keep building idols out of artists.
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The CW’s now-cancelled show Life Sentence is objectively bad. So why can’t I stop watching it?
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Our review of Rachel Held Evans’s new review, Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again.
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Filmmaker and music producer SueAnn Shiah shares the inspiration behind her new album of reclaimed hymns, A Liturgy for the Perseverance of the Saints, plus a single from the forthcoming album.
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Want to provide your kids with real tools and examples of positive mental health practices? Look no further than the new vlog from Barbie. Yes, that Barbie. We’re serious.
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Schitt’s Creek is funny, with similar humor to The Office and Parks & Rec. But it’s also got something those shows don’t have: a stellar pansexual character whose sexuality is both fleshed out and normalized.
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What movies, music, TV and more should you be paying attention to this summer? We’ve got the answers right here.
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Self-care has become a commodity that disempowers women. Can we stop allowing that please?
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Hollywood, we need to talk about your debilitating addiction to fridging every damn woman of color on a male-led TV series. It’s not a good look anymore.
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In her latest “emotion picture,” Dirty Computer, singer Janelle Monaé and actress Tessa Thompson’s on-screen relationship breaks the butch-femme binary often seen in lesbian and bi+ relationships.
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In honor of Beychella, here’s the Destiny’s Child retrospective you need in your life.
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Paige Patterson’s comments endangering women and those suffering abuse certainly aren’t new. What’s new is that we’re actually willing to call it wrong in the age of #metoo and #churchtoo. But does this new context mean change will actually come?
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Oh, you think it’s cool to criticize the Real Housewives of New York City and their antics? Maybe just calm down and let women be messy sometimes.
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Guest writer Jonah Venegas reflects on how various anime, including Death Note and Yuri!!! On Ice have influenced his queerness and spirituality as a gay Christian man of Asian descent.
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In their new single, "Sanctify," British electro-pop bands powerfully harnesses and inverts the traditionally homophobic language of the Christian religion to explain the queer experience.
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The March For Our Lives is getting praised for its so-called "intersectionality," but are we using that term correctly? It's time to set the record straight on what is and is not intersectionality.
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Radiohead's album Hail to the Thief came out in 2003, but trust us: it's just as relevant today. In fact, it might just be the defining album of the Trump presidency.
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In a society plagued by sexual predators like Harvey Weinstein, is it possible that these lies could empower us to unite and make a change?
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These children's books can help teach kids about protests throughout history and empower them to join the next march!
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