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CBR is looking for writers!

May 6, 2013

CBR is looking for writers!. If you have a passion for anything pop culture — from video games to music …

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The Rise of Hentai in America, Part 3

August 19, 2012

[This is the final part of the women studies paper I wrote on hentai.  You can find Part 1, on …

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Hypersexualism in Gameplay and the Problem of the Action Heroine

April 29, 2012

The history of consumption of video games and computer games has largely been of one-sided demographics: the notion that men …

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Buffy and Public Discourse on Women’s Health

March 2, 2012

After Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended it’s television run, Joss Whedon inked a deal with Dark Horse Comics to continue the storyline …

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8-Bit Mario Figure Skates

May 12, 2011

Pop culture influencing the musical selection for competitive figure skating is nothing new.  I can remember from my childhood watching …

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Fear the Virtual World?

February 23, 2011

I must make a confession up front: I would never have watched The Ghost Whisperer if it was not for …

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