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... of their own, including Mannix, Tenafly , a reboot of Ellery Queen , and (with Peter S. Fischer) Murder, She Wrote . They also wrote a series of made-for-television movies, each of which was characterized by progressive politics. Their screenplay for That Certain Summer was the first positive portrayal...

..., and appearances across streaming platforms, Columbo tells a concentrated history of television and its attendant technologies in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. “Enough Rope” Prescription: Murder NBC Mystery Movie Murder She Wrote ...

... The English novelist and storyteller, Angela Carter, was also a major feminist thinker critical of the feminist anti-pornography position. Gorgeously inventive in her fictional accounts of women’s sexual adventures, she wrote stories in which Little Red Riding Hood gets pleasure from sleeping...

..., where she continued to pursue her public activities to considerable acclaim. Her literary cookbook, Cocina ecléctica (Eclectic Cookery, 1877), featured contributors from around Latin America and a few from Europe, a continent- and ocean-spanning constellation of women who read, reflected, wrote...

... This chapter introduces the concept of an undivided earth through Emendatio , James Luna’s multimedia exhibition at the Venice Biennale in 2005. Luna reconstituted the archive of Pablo Tac (1822–41), a Quechnajuisom scholar who wrote the first dictionary and history of his people under...

...-pornography position. Gorgeously inventive in her fictional accounts of women’s sexual adventures, she wrote stories in which Little Red Riding Hood gets pleasure from sleeping with the wolf and Beauty beds down with the Beast and becomes an animal herself. Carter’s narratives explore women’s resistance...

... she led from the late 1980s to early 1990s. It covers the emergence of her political consciousness during a time of civil rights struggles in the US, her participation in anti-war rallies, in the anti-apartheid movement, in the feminist and lesbian movement, her involvement in grassroots community...

...Joseph Mokuʻōhai Poepoe Joseph H. Kānepuʻu wrote four serialized works of literature: “He Moolelo no Pakaa,” “He Moolelo no Kana, Ka Hanai a Uli,” and “He Moolelo no Hamanalau, Hanai a Hawea” are moʻolelo kuʻuna, taken from the oral tradition. The fourth, “He Moolelo no Kanewailani...

... pushing education, development, and postwar trauma resolution she once worked for—to being “100% Omnilife.” Omnilife is a Mexico-based vitamin business, sales of which allow people to accumulate points as well as profit from people lower down in their “pyramid.” Former guerrillas, grassroots organizers...

... Jill Johnston wrote about three artists more than any others: writer Gertrude Stein, choreographer Yvonne Rainer, and painter Agnes Martin. This chapter considers these many writings as a form of lesbian dance criticism, an example of how Johnston followed not just art but artists, understanding...

... that Nancy’s surging and fraught ordinary affects articulate both the heaviness and the potentiality that attends to contemporary motherhood. Caught up in broken promises and worn-down affective infrastructures, Nancy has to work hard to make sense of, and align with, her family situation, and she appears...

.... The knowledge he will pay for might just be whether she still has a dick or not. And it might be something more. “Trick Dive” sets up a major theme of the book: What knowledge might the trans person have? BDSM San Francisco trans knowledge dive bar The trans woman's body appears in “The Surgeon...

... and Lesbian Task Force, which she led from the late 1980s to early 1990s. It covers the emergence of her political consciousness during a time of civil rights struggles in the US, her participation in anti-war rallies, in the anti-apartheid movement, in the feminist and lesbian movement, her involvement...

... Manuela Gorriti (1818–92) accompanied her family into political exile in Bolivia, where at age fifteen she married Manuel Isidoro Belzu, then an army captain, with whom she went on to bear three children. Belzu left her nine years later, amid mutual accusations of infidelity. He became Bolivia’s head...

... of the War of the Pacific, she became an active educator, writer, and public advocate for women and children. She composed her poem “To Be Born a Man,” with its hard-hitting, mocking lines about gender discrimination, early in her writing career. Her epistolary novel Íntimas (Close Friends , 1913), written...

.... In 1978–79, she participated in the historic hunger strike that led to the return of democracy. In this extract, she describes the organizing efforts of the mining women and tells how they formed the Housewives Committee of Siglo XX, in 1961, despite substantial challenges. While the Revolutionary...