Her Campus at U Penn
Appreciating Diversity in Animated TV Shows
Animation has been consistently pushing boundaries with the kinds of characters it portrays.
Her Campus at Lancaster
5 Reasons Why ‘She-Ra and The Princesses of Power’ is a Gift to Television
*MILD SPOILER WARNING* Now that the final season of She-Ra and The Princesses of Power has been released, it's time to recount all the...
Her Campus at Hamline
Why you should watch She-Ra & the Princesses of Power!
Some of my favorite TV shows from my childhood and adulthood have been animated. From their wild creativity to their inventive scenarios...
Her Campus at Tulane
She Ra: Processing Season 4
Even though I have easy access to a Netflix account, it’s pretty rare that I find a show I can commit my attention to, much less succeed in...
Her Campus at Gettysburg
My Love for the She-Ra Reboot
For Fandom Week, I wanted to share a guilty-pleasure, animated kid’s show that’s surprisingly representative in terms of diversity, from body-positivity and multiracial dentities to LGBTQ+ representation.
Her Campus at Mizzou
She-Ra Season 2 Was Short but Oh So Sweet
SOME SPOILERS FOR SHE-RA SEASON 2 BELOW I have one thing to say: When is season 3 coming out???? The second season continued on with the...
Her Campus at Elizabethtown
More Television Shows with Strong Female Characters
One of my first HC articles was “Television Shows with Strong Female Characters,” where I discussed shows like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”...
Her Campus at UCLA
6 Reasons Why You Need To Watch the New Netflix Reboot of ‘She-Ra’
For the honor of Grayskull, watch She-Ra or join the horde!
Her Campus at Valdosta
Why you should watch: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is a Netflix original remake of the character She-Ra. Although She-Ra is a stereotypical white savior...
She-Ra: Your Next Pure Hearted Escape
To quote Raymond Holt, Captain of the 99th Precinct ( a la Brooklyn 99 ), “Everything is garbage.” I don’t think I really need to explain...