Mitchel Rowe discusses the emerging trope of the ‘bleak girl’, addressing how feminine people want to see real reflections of gritty, complex female characters on the screen.
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Gracie Moore, Online Arts and Lit Editor, offers much praise for season 4 of Sex Education, especially noting the way the series ties together plotlines from previous seasons.
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Print Lifestyle Editor Danni Darrah discusses whether sex education should place a greater emphasis on pleasure when teaching safe sex.
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Esmé Tilling explains how Netflix’s Sex Education exposes the problems with sex education taught in schools.
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Eirwen Abberley Watton argues that female pleasure should not be a taboo topic
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Anna Romanovski discusses the issues of Gwyneth Paltrow’s new documentary and the dangers of ‘pseudoscience’ documentaries on Netflix.
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Mitchel Rowe discusses the emerging trope of the ‘bleak girl’, addressing how feminine people want to see real reflections of gritty, complex female characters on the screen.
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Gracie Moore, Online Arts and Lit Editor, offers much praise for season 4 of Sex Education, especially noting the way the series ties together plotlines from previous seasons.
-
Print Lifestyle Editor Danni Darrah discusses whether sex education should place a greater emphasis on pleasure when teaching safe sex.
-
Esmé Tilling explains how Netflix’s Sex Education exposes the problems with sex education taught in schools.
-
Eirwen Abberley Watton argues that female pleasure should not be a taboo topic
-
Anna Romanovski discusses the issues of Gwyneth Paltrow’s new documentary and the dangers of ‘pseudoscience’ documentaries on Netflix.
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