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I write about politics, gender, history, popular culture, and mass media—what moves me, what delights me, what irritates me, and what worries me—from movies and cable tv to mainstream news publications and broadcasts to commercials and ads.

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Cultural historian, interdisciplinary scholar, media critic, feminist philosopher. Known for books on Anne Boleyn, Hillary Clinton, eating disorders, masculinity, and popular culture. ----------