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You have probably already seen some extracts or trailers for the new Amazon Prime Original Series: My Lady Jane. I have not made it a habit to review series on the magazine,
“The Fosters”: A Milestone in Television for Gender Equality, Racial Justice, and LGBTQ Rights Still Deeply Relevant in 2024
“The Fosters,” an American family drama television series, has gained critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase since its premiere on ABC Family (now Freeform) in 2013. Created by Peter Paige and Bradley
Genteel Rebellion: The Intense & Awe-Inspiring Feminism of Bridgerton
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