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Brooklyn Nine-Nine May Have Ended but Will Live On Forever

The NBC TV show’s last episodes aired on Sept 16th, but the show will bring comfort to fans indefinitely, for its core values are timeless.

Oct 7, 2021

Three men and three women standing looking at the viewer and one man sitting looking sideways, in front of a desk in a police precinct.

Oct 7, 2021

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Books Are Our Superpower

3 Non-Fiction Books That Gave Me Knowledge and a Warm & Fuzzy Feeling

How two essays and a memoir left me feeling hopeful and satisfied despite being sometimes emotionally tough reads

Sep 27, 2021

3 Non-Fiction Books That Gave Me Knowledge and a Warm & Fuzzy Feeling

Sep 27, 2021

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Age of Empathy

Blood Is Not Thicker Than Water

What if visiting home solely adds to your anxiety?

Sep 16, 2021

Airport seen from a hallway leading to it. The sky is clear apart from a couple of clouds and you can see the entrance to one of the terminals.

Sep 16, 2021

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An Injustice!

The Bridgerton Novels: Enjoyable but Controversial and Lacking Variety

The series can be fun and easy to read, but many of its narrative choices are questionable, especially through a feminist lens

Sep 6, 2021

The first book of the series can be seen on the right side of the picture, with the two actors from the TV show on the front of the book. Simon is facing backwards but looking at Daphne, while Daphne is looking at the objective/reader. A stack of vintage boxes keep the book upright. Two lanterns can be found in the background, along with old watermarked books on one side and purple and white flowers between the lanterns. A stack of envelopes is at the front.

Sep 6, 2021

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How ‘The Bold Type’ became my personal panacea for all things sexist

May 21, 2021

Three women, who are friends, hugging each other in a moment of tenderness.

May 21, 2021

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An Injustice!

Searching for My Surname Origin, I Found in My Ancestor a Fellow Fighter of a Sexist Society

My great-great-great-grandmother lived her long life an outcast, being punished for her independent (and probably judged libertine) choices

May 10, 2021

laptop with a State Archive document open, notebook with a family tree drawn on it, flowers on the bottom left corner and fairylights on the upper right corner; the picture’s rosy and warm colors remind of something from the past

May 10, 2021

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Why is “Moxie” worth watching despite its shortcomings

Its intersectional feminism still has a way to go, but its didactic approach to depicting gender discrimination could enlighten teenagers.

Apr 6, 2021

Why is “Moxie” worth watching despite its shortcomings

Apr 6, 2021

Nella Gugliersi

Nella Gugliersi

Barista by day, writer by night and days off. BSc in Economics and MA in Journalism. Enthusiast fangirl, feminist and crazy cat lady.

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