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Trump, tanks and ‘TACO’ | Opinion
At the president's military parade, media critic Erik Wemple met proud patriots, sharp critics — and one person in a TACO costume.
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Biscuit and the big parade!
It's parade day and Biscuit cannot wait to see the fire trucks, jugglers, and clowns, but he's more excited to march in it.
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Military parade celebrates U.S. Army and Trump
The U.S. Army hosted a parade in Washington, D.C., to celebrate it's 250th birthday on June 14, President Donald Trump's birthday.
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Don't rain on my pug-rade
When Bob can't make it to the parade, Bingo and Rolly set out to make a parade of their own for him to enjoy.
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Lizard from the park
When a lizard hatches from the egg Leonard finds in the park, he names it Buster and takes it all around the city, but Buster grows bigger and bigger until Leonard realizes he must devise a way to return his pet to the deepest, darkest part of the park and set him free.
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Reflections on Queer Literary Representations in Contemporary Indian Writing in English
This reflection piece explores the importance of thinking beyond labels and categories for queer desires and queer expressions of love. Knowability and visibility of these desires through labels and categories has the potential and indeed does create awareness. This visibility however, can inadvertently also create borders and perpetuate rigidity about queer desires, confining them to certain norms and limitations. The piece then reflects on mass media's role in creating these borders, particularly through the coverage of Pride Parades in India. Then by examining contemporary texts such as Amruta Patil's Kari (2008), Himanjali Sankar's Talking of Muskaan (2015) and Parvati Sharma's short story, \"The Quilt,\" (2010) the piece argues how nuanced literary representations in contemporary Indian writing can allow readers to look beyond those labels and imagine myriad possibilities, leading to what Spivak calls, \"sustained uncoercive rearrangement of desires\". However, the article then concludes that existence of a body of literary work mustn't lead to complacency but to broadening of horizons and forging avenues for formation of queer literary writing in India through diverse forms: one example of this is bringing intersectional queer political themes within the ambit of literature as well. Keywords: Queer women, India, contemporary Indian writing, queerness, literature, representation
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2023 Pride celebrations around the world
Communities across the globe celebrated Pride Month in June. This year's Pride parades were part party, part protest.
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