Is Gender Bias Different in the Wizarding World?
In many ways, the wizarding world is far ahead of Muggles in terms of gender equality, but Voldemort’s regime still manages to uphold the patriarchy.
Category: Editorials
The Blood Pact: Symbolism, Subtext, and Queerbaiting
Stories about people like Dumbledore are often told exclusively through symbols and subtext, rendering their queerness invisible.
How “Harry Potter” Is Helping Me Get Through My Divorce
“Harry Potter” has helped so many of us through a myriad of difficult situations. Here’s how the series is helping me get through my divorce.
How a “Harry Potter” Podcast Strengthened My Faith
“Harry Potter and the Sacred Text” gives listeners a unique opportunity to read the books like a religious scripture. Here’s how it helped me take a closer look at why I love the “Harry Potter” books.
It’s Okay for Fans to Disagree
Lately, I can’t help but think about how not only is it okay for fans to disagree, but I believe that it’s GOOD for fans to disagree!
Jude Law Is NOT My Dumbledore
Dumbledamn or Dumbledon’t? Jude Law’s portrayal of our beloved Hogwarts Headmaster may be even worse than Michael Gambon’s.
“Fantastic Beasts”: The Crimes of Breaking “Potter” Canon
Is the “Harry Potter” book canon no longer relevant? If you’re confused why the hardcore fans are upset, here are the inconsistencies that are becoming a bit much.
Yes, I’d Join Grindelwald
Let’s be real here – Gellert Grindelwald does present some strong arguments for his cause.
Why I Will Never Read “Cursed Child”
It’s no secret that “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” has Potterheads divided. Here’s why I won’t ever read it.
