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Whoa.
I am now on tumblr.
Do I like it? TBD.
Do I feel the need to post a million cool things and yet have not told anyone about my tumblr? Most def.
Sure, it’s entirely possible to arrive at one’s own opinion amidst a cacophony of others. But it’s also possible to bend, unknowingly and imperceptibly, toward a position not naturally our own.
Liz Lemon and Leslie Knope: Post-Modernism and the Future of Feminism
In a way, Liz Lemon is a 1970s feminist that is trying to be Leslie Knope - a 21st century feminist - and failing miserably. And frankly, that’s part of 30 Rock’s comedy - it makes commentary on society’s treatment of race, gender, class, and sexuality through its absurdist storylines. More often than not, 30 Rock aims to point out that it’s all problematic, and pokes holes in almost every point of view, especially when dealing with the stereotypes that often creep up - because they do. It’s the reality of the world we live in. It’s our context.
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