Classic Geek Gal: Emily Dickinson

Courtney’s back with her Classic Geek Gals series to cover the famous poet Emily Dickinson! Learn why she’s a classic geek gal. 😉 Continue reading Classic Geek Gal: Emily Dickinson

Rosamund Pike in ‘I Care A Lot’: Analyzing White Feminism & Villains

JA controversial take surrounds intention and execution behind Rosamund Pike’s character pandered to the white feminist ideal. Continue reading Rosamund Pike in ‘I Care A Lot’: Analyzing White Feminism & Villains

What makes the Greek goddess Artemis a Classic Geek Gal? Our writer Courtney returns with another blog post and explains the ways! Continue reading Classic Geek Gal: Greek Goddess Artemis

Wondering why fans are upset about Mushu not being in the live-action “Mulan”? Read our op-ed that explores the reasons why he didn’t belong. Continue reading Op-Ed: Why Mushu Doesn’t Belong In Disney’s Live-Action ‘Mulan’

There was talk of bringing in a female James Bond, which Geek Gals would love to see. Our writer Jamie analyzes if this was even a thing. Continue reading Was a Female James Bond Ever a Thing?

Analyzing the evolution of Disney Princesses, from beginning to present. Find out more about the feminist issues within each Disney Princess film! Continue reading Analyzing the Evolution of Disney Princesses

You’ve probably never heard of Bastet the Egyptian goddess. But she’s influenced many current media works. Courtney discusses why she’s a Classic Geek Gal. Continue reading Classic Geek Gal: Bastet the Egyptian Goddess

How is the Grandmother Spider Woman considered a geek gal? Our writer Courtney explores the characteristics of this figure from Native American mythology. Continue reading Classic Geek Gal: The Grandmother Spider Woman

Mental health is a very real issue in our society these days. Read up on mental health awareness and how to fight the stigma & seek help and understanding. Continue reading Mental Health: Breaking Free of the Stigma

Ready for season 2 of Netflix’s sci-fi series “Altered Carbon”? Our writer Catherine explores the use of identity and race in the universe. Continue reading Stacks & sleeves: Identity in the ‘Altered Carbon’ universe