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Korean series ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ challenges assumptions about autism and ability
September 8, 2022Woo is extraordinary as she is not only the brightest star in her graduating class from Seoul National University, but she is also a high functioning autistic.
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‘Stateless’: Stranger in a strange land
September 7, 2022The series was inspired by the story of Cornelia Rau who was mistakenly and unlawfully detained.
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Squid Game: A powerful exposure of how capitalists use debt to maintain power
November 12, 2021Squid Game is a powerful indictment of how capitalism uses debt as an instrument to control the working class. The rulers are always ready to offer credit cards, loans, and get-rich-quick schemes, anything but jobs and...
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‘Maid’ on Netflix: Class struggle on the small screen
November 12, 2021Clearly, we need more stories about how we live in order for us to build back better a new society.
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Fall global series review: From Black radicalism to British royals in space
October 4, 2021Most serious serial TV has moved online where there is no traditional “Fall TV Season,” that being a thing of the past - what did your parents used to call it? oh yeah, network TV.
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