Culture Takes...with claws

Go on, ask me what I think about artificial wombs. And...leggings?

Over the years, I've explored various facets of culture and entertainment, offering critiques and insights on how media reflects and shapes our society. Here's a sample of some of those pieces:

• Netflix's '3%' Teaches Us That The Source Of Privilege Is Love
  An analysis of the Brazilian dystopian series 3%, examining its portrayal of meritocracy and societal privilege.

• With Artificial Wombs, Sci-Fi Horrors Would Become Reality
  A discussion on the ethical implications of artificial womb technology and its depiction in science fiction narratives.

• ‘The Shack’ Movie Is Less Heretical Than The Book, But Barely
  A critique of The Shack's theological themes and its adaptation from book to film.

• Oprah's Advice To Follow Your 'Heartsong' Is Garbage. Here's Why.
  A counterpoint to Oprah's philosophy of following one's "heartsong," emphasizing the importance of discernment over emotion.

• After 'The American Meme,' You'll Never Want To Be Internet Famous
  Reflections on the documentary The American Meme, exploring the dark side of social media fame.

• Shoving PC Down Viewers' Throats Made 'Bright' A Terrible Movie
  A critique of Netflix's Bright, discussing how overt political correctness can detract from storytelling.

• Ladies, Rips Are Least Of The Problems With Your Hideous Leggings

When I get the craving and I’m sick of politics (aren’t we all at this point?), I sink my claws into cultural trends and how entertainment media influences reflects values and influences public discourse. For more of my writings (fair warning: I have written plenty on politics), feel free to scroll my essay log on my Contributor page at The Federalist or follow my ongoing commentary on Substack and X @georgi_boorman.