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@goddessjaz I tweeted a lot about it this morning. Extremely frustrating, and in keeping with my long-standing critique of Weiner's choices.
I don't know what to say about the disaster in Oklahoma beyond deep sadness, and the hope that survivors' needs get met fully and quickly.
@TheJLV @ProFeministBro Perhaps. And I did, too. I hope most did. I wonder, though...
(especially since the scene is followed by the stepmother beating him; subtext: this is REAL abuse, that was not.) @ProFeministBro
just as nearly every Don scene is conflicted, @ProFeministBro. Yet depicting her behavior as ambiguous rather 'n clearly rapey is troubling.
You should write about it @ProFeministBro. She asked him if he wanted to know what the fuss was about, he said no. But it was conflicted in
Agree @ProFeministBro. Just watched ep last night so haven't read reviews beyond Slate/race post. Has anyone written abt how rapey that was?
"what series of choices in the writing room...led to...black characters being subordinate, criminal,or both?" slate.com/articles/arts/… #MadMen
Grandma Ida and Mad Men's race problem.
slate.com — Seth, Hanna, Like the MLK assassination episode, or the Kennedy assassination in seasons past, "The Crash" involved an external influence, namely a whole bunch of speed injected right into the collective ass of SCDP+ employees, leading to a multiday office freak-out, ostensibly in the service of Chevy but more in...
I've consistently wanted better from Weiner, @KatieMGrimes @RtRDH. #MadMen waited 6seasons b4 1ep explored a Black chrctr's back story.
Disagree @katie_ingegneri, bec Weiner could illustrate that beyond criminalization +lack of most Black chrctrs' back stories, etc #MadMen
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