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One of the videos shows a Disney official explaining that the company is committed to pushing "queer stories" and putting in place procedures to ensure that the company is creating enough "gender-nonconforming characters."
I really do not understand if this study has any benefit to sciences or human rights or pure intellectual curiosity. As previous reader pointed out, by asking people to identify gays or straights, you are skewing your final results.
This isn't about satisfying curiosity or judging someone's clothes as "too tight," or whatever. They used faces, and it worked cross-cultures. This study is significant because it shows that there most likely is a biological component to being homosexual, and it's not a choice. It shows that the hatred that has been shown to homosexuals for decades for being "disgusting" and "vile," has been misguided. This study is scientific proof that gays are just another type of human and not rebellious misfits.
In her review for Paste, Tara Bennett noted you did not need to be a fan of the video game to enjoy the series, writing: "Even if you have no interest in picking up any kind of gaming console, do yourself a favor and give Arcane a try. It has more mature storytelling and emotional resonance than many live-action shows do right now."
One of Netflix's hottest shows is this steamy period romance about the siblings of the high-society Bridgerton family looking for love in Regency-era London. The show is produced by Shonda Rhimes ("Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal.")
"The series also doesn't waste a single minute, packing each and every moment full of suspense. Put all of that together, and it's an early frontrunner to steal a spot as one of the best shows of the year," according to Karen Han of Slate.
It aired for three seasons on Fox from 2003 to 2006 before being canceled. In 2007, Time named it one of the 100 best TV shows of all time. Netflix acquired the rights and made two additional seasons.
In his review for The Telegraph, Ed Power wrote: "It's a remarkable achievement and one of those rare 'binge-watch' shows that lives up to the billing. You really will want to snaffle it down in one sitting." 2ff7e9595c