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January 11, 2021 By Liz Fields To many fans, the “Little House” book series, based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s life on the western frontier, captures the spirit of America. The stories tell a tale of adventure, of quiet resilience in the face of extremes, the excitement of the unknown, and of re-settling and making something of oneself wherever one might land. These stories, of course, were written from one particular perspective. The other perspective is from those Native Americans whose land was stolen and populations decimated to accommodate the so-called “settlers,” but that versi...

Roxane, you write, i continue to believe that far too many women are desperately undersexed and/or inadequately sexed. one of the most enjoyable parts of this movie was that women were allowed to be women and they were not shamed. that movie making this much conversation is just that idea that consent is sexy that women who are lusty and desireous are not whores and even in this moment of being oversexed. >> absolutely and there are criticisms to be made of the movie, but when you look at how women's sexuality is treated in this movie, it's light years

And that's just what happened for one of my guests who, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say, is a superfan of "magic mike xxl" and the star channing tatum. after seeing the movie, feminist activist shannon gaye had an interview where she pro claimed "magic mike xxl is i might add, a bad feminist movie." shannon gaye shared some tweets about the movie with tatum and he made her fan girl dreams come true when he responded, i want to talk to her. we're going to do a magic mike vegas show and i want to talk to her about the magic mike show. roxane could we possibly make this happen in nerd land?...

Really helps the film. >> roxane let me ask you about that. when you think about sort of -- on the one hand you're saying this is a movie that allowed me to just go and have a good time but this idea there were these moments that typically would be troubling but aren't. are there moments that stand out for you? >> the moment you talked about where they went to the gay bar, i really held my breath as well. i was just totally panicked about what was going to happen next. and i was so pleasantly surprised. and it's a shame that the bar is this low, that something not happening is what we're happy...