The Joker: Folie à Deux – A Reflection on Marginalization

Okay, okay, okay—enough is enough. The slander against Joker: Folie à Deux has to stop. As a diehard DC fan, I understand the disappointment. We all wanted the perfect, bloody, violent Joker origin story. After watching Joaquin Phoenix’s portrayal in 2019, I thought, “Here it is—the setup for a deep dive into one of theContinue reading “The Joker: Folie à Deux – A Reflection on Marginalization”

Forever and Always

Forever and always took new meaning when my eyes first met yours. From the moment your soul connected to mine through gaze I knew subconsciously I will need you for the rest of my life. I held back the animalist urge to imprint all my hopes and dreams into your eyes. My mind, invested inContinue reading “Forever and Always”

“Brown Girls” As Explained Through My Top 10 Quotes

Daphne Palasi Andreades’s debut novel, “Brown Girls” is unlike anything I’ve personally read before. Through the omniscient perspective of ‘Brown Girls’ in the East Coast, Andreades narrates the collective experiences of minority women as they transition from childhood to adolescence, and then adulthood. Thanks to the unconventional structure of the novel, “Brown Girls” is ableContinue reading ““Brown Girls” As Explained Through My Top 10 Quotes”

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