What Dorkaholics Is, Will Be, Should Be
I recently read an article on Built In titled “Every Startup Has Three Stories, and You Need to Tell All of Them.” This article, written by Joe Procopio, highlights the…
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Dorkaholics: Apocalypse April – Doom, Gloom, and Survival
I know it hasn’t been too long since I posted the last Dorkaholics Monthly Topic, but consider this me getting back on track and ahead of my editorial calendar. A…
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Dorkaholics: Topics in Relationships and Leadership
I had planned for the content theme of last month and this month to be about relationships and leadership respectively. Unfortunately, the chaotic nature of the last two months, due…
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The Dreaming: Waking Hours—Who is Ruin?
Ruin of The Dreaming: Waking Hours by G. Willow Wilson and Nick Robles Legacy series are tricky things. You want to honor the stories that came before, stories in which readers have…
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When the Joke Is That Non-White People Exist
I like to think I have a pretty good memory. I remember conversations with my mom at the ages of two and three that she has confirmed actually happened. But…
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Dorkaholics Explore Topics of Youth for January 2020
As Dorkaholics enters its 6th year, I would like to announce a shift in what we cover and how we intend to do it. If you’ve been reading over the…
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Nothing Can Ruin My Star Wars Childhood
I loved the original Star Wars trilogy. I wasn’t a fan or a nerd for the particulars of the universe. I didn’t even know those were options. I loved it…
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I’m Not Saying Jessica Jones Should Have Been Asian, But…
“What are you?” As is often the case for Asian people and other people of color, I’ve been asked this a lot. So hearing Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), a white…
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Recognizing the Morally Ambiguous Women of Watchmen
From a viewer’s perspective, the first season of Watchmen is riveting. From a critical and social perspective, it’s frustrating. Viet Thanh Nguyen, author of The Sympathizer, detailed in a Washington…
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BoJack Horseman: Still Good, Still Has a Representation Problem
Since its debut, BoJack Horseman has wowed us with its singular vision and oddball animated universe, where upright-walking animals share their lives with humans and Olympic-level wordplay shares priority with…
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