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ENVY IS GOOD
Envy is a great thing, and if you spark it in others, you're helping them out!
Aug 21
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Amina Green
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What Now, Amanda Seales?
Black radicals like Amanda Seales spend too much time self-promoting via endless gnashing of teeth; They allow the immediate concerns of poor Black…
Aug 20
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Amina Green
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INTERNET KILLED THE SUBCULTURE
The death of third spaces and disruptions to our social interactions ultimately impact the formation and lifecycle of subcultures.
Aug 19
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Amina Green
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A Messy Guide On Becoming Beautiful For The Hopeless American Woman
There are conventional traits that women are evaluated as beautiful for.
Aug 12
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Amina Green
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Luigi The Musical: A Chaotic, Irreverent, Camp Spectacle
A small San Francisco production of a musical about Luigi Mangione (the alleged UnitedHealth CEO murderer) is taking the city by storm.
Aug 7
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Amina Green
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Protestant Protectionism: UK's Porn and VPN Bans
The United Kingdom’s new Online Safety Act, championed by Labour front-benchers, now forces every adult site to run hard age checks.
Aug 6
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Amina Green
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Dazai vs. Mishima: Post-Postmodernity Japanese Masculinity
I finally read Osamu Dazai’s (left) No Longer Human, a novel I had known about for years but somehow avoided.
Aug 5
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Amina Green
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Information for Information's Sake
In late November 2024, Dr.
Aug 4
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Amina Green
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July 2025
Sydney Sweeney’s “Good Genes” and Intrasexual Competition Under the Guise of Morality
Complaining that a pretty lady is “sexualizing herself” is the woke, morally righteous way of calling the hot girl a “slut.”
Jul 31
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Amina Green
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A Messy Guide to Social & Cultural Capital for Young Americans Of Flyover State Origin
A few years back, I stumbled on a blog post on San Francisco’s dating scene with the headline: “Women Should Date Carpenters the Way Men Date Yoga…
Jul 30
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Amina Green
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Rachel Dolezal: Stone tossing, Mental Illness and Transhumanism
The 2015 revelation that Rachel Dolezal, president of Spokane's NAACP chapter, had been presenting herself as Black while being born to white parents…
Jul 21
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Amina Green
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June 2025
To Shrink or Not to Shrink
A classmate once told me in high school, “You’re so different from what I imagined you’d be when I saw you in the hallway.” I asked what she meant.
Jun 19
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Amina Green
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