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Lil Bites Nicole Chung wrote an incredible piece for TIME about how she is tired of trying to educate white people. Emma Fraser tackled the Mare of Easttown finale in all of its familial glory. Not usually what I use this section for, but I babbled about how Disney knew

Lil Bites * Please enjoy the Linda Lindas (of Moxie fame) destroying racist sexist boys at a Los Angeles library. * Priscilla Page wrote about The Mandalorian's western and Samurai roots over on her Patreon (no subscription required, but I highly recommend subscribing). * Jason Scott got personal over at Certified

Lil Bites I usually just feature stories in this section, but please look at the absolutely remarkable miniature my friend Melissa built. It's absolute insanity the level of detail she managed to put in here. (Follow her if you want details on future commissions! Or just follow her

Lil Bites Because of the aforementioned warm show mention, I'm re-upping this incredible piece by Emma Fraser about the power of Keeley and Rebecca's friendship in Ted Lasso. I edited it at the time, but I didn't get it. The incomparable Britt Sandler flexed

Lil Bites Welcome back to Lil Bites! It's a short section this week, as there was either a dry spell on editorials or I just wasn't on Twitter as much. Worry not! There are still some goodies. Kayleigh Donaldson broke down whether or not the West

Lil Bites Anna Nordberg's piece on TV moms was a hugely refreshing read, even as someone who feels no connection to traditional motherhood in any sense. The incomparable Laura Sirikul was full of Shadow and Bone love this week. She broke down how the series embraces the Asian