Category: Pop Culture

  • From “Big Red” to Intersectionality: The Changing Face of Feminism

    Feminism. To the right wing, it is one of the scariest words out there. No one likes a feminist. The character of the feminist, according to those who do not like feminism is this: If you lived through the “Anti-SJW Era” of YouTube (as well as the “Atheist Era”), which would be 2013-2019 (the Atheist…

  • From LGBTQ+ Bullying to Tragedy: Owasso Schools Must Do Better

    Dear Owasso Public Schools, Many years ago, I was an openly bisexual student in your school system. I came out to my friends, and I lived as proudly as I could. That did little good when you consider the amount of bullying I faced after that. When I went to administration, I was told that…

  • Understanding On Tyranny: Lesson 1 and Authoritarianism

    In my last post, I started discussing the author and the book On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century and discussed that I would be going into further detail on the lessons found in the book. With the “switching sides” of various “left-wing” media companies and their pundits, I figured this would be the…

  • Hogwarts Legacy: Balancing Game Enjoyment and Ethics

    Hogwarts Legacy releases 02/10/2023. Why is everyone talking about this new entry into the Wizarding World series?

  • Why Twitch Streamers Need Mature Content Filters

    Back yonder in the ancient year of 1994 (about 16 years prior to Twitch) – an organization was founded due to the release of Doom and Mortal Kombat: The ESRB. (To Skip the history click here) With the launch of these games, in 1992 (Mortal Kombat and Night Trap) and 1993 (Doom), there was a…

  • I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

    Content Warning: Discussion of disordered eating (Anorexia, Bulimia), abusive parenting, calorie restriction, dubious consent, and other sensitive topics are discussed in this post. If these are not conducive to your mental health, please click away.  If you grew up in the mid-2000s or had access to Nickelodeon between 2007 and 2012, you may remember the…