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I Created ‘Queer Eye.’ Television Has Stopped Reflecting Our Full Humanity. Original

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By David Collins Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
(L-R) Karamo Brown, Jonathan Van Ness, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Jeremiah Brent attend as the Cast of 'Queer Eye' visits the Empire State Building on Feb. 6, 2025, in New York City. John Nacion/Getty Images for Empire State Realty Trust Twenty-five years ago, I sold a television show built around five openly gay men. At the time, many people thought it was a niche idea. Instead, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy became a global phenomenon.
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‘Skates faces an uphill climb. His first task is thus to dump the baggage’

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By David Collins Verified
| LabourList
“Rhodri says Plaid will support us. Yes. They’ll support us all right. Like the Rope Supports the Hanging Man.” Rt Hon Baron Kinnock of Bedwelty, Welsh Labour Special Conference, July 2007 Nostalgia abounds in reporting Labour’s collapse in Wales last Thursday. It is indeed the end of the first era of Welsh devolution. The 27 years in which a Labour First Minister led successive Welsh Governments is done.
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Redefining Resistance: The Sanitization of “Intifada” and “Sharia"

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By David Collins Verified, Asher Stern
| Substack
Language isn’t just used to describe what is happening in today’s protest environment, it’s actively reshaping how it’s understood. Across campuses and Gaza-war demonstrations in the U.S. and Europe in recent years, terms with specific and legal weight are being systematically narrowed, stripped of context, and reintroduced as neutral or symbolic. This shift is subtle but consequential.
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