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Anthony Gramuglia

  • Copywriter, National Realty Investment Advisors and Freelance Writer, Freelance
New Jersey
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Polygon, CBR, Screen Rant, The Mary Sue, Dread Central, TheGamer, Anime Herald, Chatty AF: The Anime Feminist Podcast
Covers:  Entertainment, Social Issues, Video Games, Movies, Books, Comic Books, Internet Controversies, Reviews and LGBTQA-Related Issues
He/Him. Writer. Bylines varied. Opinions mine. Profile pic credit @ballbots

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After graduating with my MFA from Fairleigh Dickinson University, I went on immediately to work on content creation and writing. I started working at Vocal. After leaving, I went on to work as an editor for the Jane Addams Project, and, later, as a freelancer for various sites, such as CBR, ScreenRant, The Mary Sue, and so on.

I primarily report on entertainment and media, supplying editorials and the like, but I also am interested in reporting on social issues on the internet. I have reported …

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'Troll 2' Embodies Everything That Can Go Wrong With Folk Horror

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Love Hina and the Normalization of Male Abuse - Anime Feminist

Love Hina and the Normalization of Male Abuse - Anime Feminist

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The Strangely Sanitary Role of Police in Cyberpunk Anime

The Strangely Sanitary Role of Police in Cyberpunk Anime

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Sailor Moon: The Complicated Romance of Sailor Uranus & Sailor Neptune

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By Anthony Gramuglia, Robbie Robinson
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Popular cartoons like Adventure Time, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Steven Universe have featured queer women falling in love with one another, but they are far from the first to do so. Sailor Moon, a common source of inspiration for all three, wasn't the first to do this, either. However, it is one of the most well-known, mainstream examples of queer representation in animation, for which it has also attracted undue censorship.
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Sailor Moon: The Complicated Romance of Sailor Uranus & Sailor Neptune

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By Anthony Gramuglia, Robbie Robinson
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Sailor Moon By Anthony Gramuglia & Robbie Robinson Updated 8 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account Summary Sailor Moon features multiple queer characters and the iconic duo Sailor Uranus and Neptune, paving the way for LGBT+ representation in anime. The relationship between Haruka and Michiru challenges gender and sexual norms, with Haruka being portrayed as gender-fluid or genderqueer.
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What Happens Inside a Pok ball?

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By Anthony Gramuglia
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Vocal. I worked as a content creator for them. I also edited articles for a business paper for my college.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

YES! But I wasn't very good at it and ended up tearing my nail off when my fingers slipped between the raised keys.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is becoming the news. It has brought audiences so close to news that every comment is an editorial response.
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