How Harry Potter Shaped Our Childhood
The Harry Potter books and films changed the way we looked at the world. Here’s how it shaped our childhood.
Category: Editorials
A Gay Dumbledore: Is Retconning a Cop-Out?
Unveil the intricacies of character retcons as we explore the recent revelations surrounding Albus Dumbledore’s character.
Fifth Year Harry Is Allowed to Be Angry, and So Are You
This article takes a look at the similarities between Muggle and wizard teens living in difficult worlds, and why, like Harry, it’s okay to scream.
How Leta Lestrange Validated My Neurodivergent Childhood (and Adulthood)
Many neurodivergent people relate to Leta Lestrange from Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Here’s why.
Turn to Page 394: “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” Edition
Time to see what life lessons await us on page 394 in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.”
Turn to Page 394: “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” Edition
Flip to page 394 in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” with us and dive deep into its lessons.
Evanna Lynch’s “The Opposite of Butterfly Hunting” Made My Heart Flutter
If you thought this would be a fluffy fandom “popcorn read” with more flash than substance, think again.
Wizarding WReform: Werewolf Rights
Remus Lupin isn’t the only victim of bias against werewolves. The wizarding world has the power and responsibility to improve lycanthrope lives.
Wizarding WReform: Elf Rights
Hermione had the right idea with SPEW. Elf enslavement is a stain on magical society that must be corrected with long-term action.
