Sex and the City: Deep Thoughts About Feminism, Female Friendship, and Funky Spunk
Send us a message! Include how to reach you if you want a response. “I love you, but I love me more.” This week on Deep Thoughts About Stupid Shit, Emily shares her complicated love of the television show Sex and the City. When the HBO original comedy first aired in 1998, it was a breath of fresh feminism in pop culture. The show featured a quartet of fabulous single women in New York who had created a found family through their deep and abiding friendship with each other. Although Sar...
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