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Science Fiction and Racial Justice: C.S. Lewis as Anticolonial Subversive
Examining the Particularity of World World II Whiteness ““But the fellah, the unemployed and the starving do not lay claim to truth. They do not say they represent the truth because they are the truth in their very being.”-Frantz … Continue reading
Posted in empire studies, science fiction, Truth
Tagged British empire, C.S. Lewis, Frantz Fanon, novels, racial justice
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Movie Review: Colombiana
Or Why I Fervently Believe Our Heroines Should Eat “Eat!”- Cateleya to her pet dogs “I don’t eat breakfast.”- Cateleya to her Significant Other, Danny -from Colombiana Last night, I decided to RedBox Colombiana, a movie I have been wanting … Continue reading
Racial Justice and Science Fiction: Joss Whedon as Prison Abolitionist
“My surreal experience is the stuff of science fiction (sf).This rumination caused me to think of ‘what if’…..”-Isiah Lavender III, in Race in American Science Fiction, page 2 “Somebody get me a lawyer, because my civil rights have seriously been … Continue reading
Posted in Joss Whedon, science fiction, television
Tagged ANGEL, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the Gospel of Whedon
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Welcome back to Christianity, Joel, welcome back.
I was just cruising on the blogosphere, and Joel out of nowhere admits he no longer a non-trinitarian! What in the world! Is it April Fools’ yet? Oh no, I think my posts on the Trinity have gotten to him … Continue reading
#Grimm: Tarantella
This review of last night’s Grimm comes late because I had an event at church last night. The opening scene had the eerie quotes from a Japanese fairytale, The Goblin Spider. “Instantly, the priestess changed into a monstrous goblin-spider and … Continue reading