PinnedNicole Froio·May 12, 2022An Ode to BisexualityHeartstopper’s Nick Nelson reminded me of why I love being bisexual. Here’s a short reflection on my sexuality.A response icon2A response icon2
PinnedInZORAbyNicole Froio·Feb 18, 2022#MeToo and the CityIn And Just Like That… Carrie Bradshaw tries to reckon with new sexual horizons. But can Bradshaw and #MeToo really co-exist?A response icon6A response icon6
PinnedInZORAbyNicole Froio·Sep 7, 2021Was Winning Women’s Right to Work a Mistake?The pandemic has revealed how tired women are from work and housework. Did the gains from second-wave feminism deliver liberation or…A response icon15A response icon15
Nicole Froio·Aug 30, 2022Goodbye for now!About a year ago, more or less, Medium invited me to write posts about feminism weekly. Now it’s time to say goodbye.
Nicole Froio·Aug 25, 2022On cultural criticism — Part 2This is part two of a series I am writing about the current state of cultural criticism. To read part 1, click here.
Nicole Froio·Aug 18, 2022On cultural criticism — Part 1A collection of thoughts by a cultural critic.A response icon1A response icon1
Nicole Froio·Aug 4, 2022The age of dialogue? On Beyoncé changing Renaissance post-releaseBeyoncé was called out for parts of her latest album — and she listened. Is this proof we are always in dialogue with the art we consume?
Nicole Froio·Jul 29, 2022Five Facts About (My) BisexualityHappy end of July, everyone! I started writing this post during Pride month, when the topic of bisexuality somehow always becomes…A response icon1A response icon1
Nicole Froio·Jul 18, 2022Masculinity, Morality and Male Violence: Watching HBO’s BarryBarry wants redemption, but can he find it? This is the second part of a cultural crit essay about Bill Hader’s Barry.
Nicole Froio·Jul 18, 2022Masculinity, Morality and Male Violence: Watching HBO’s BarryBarry wants redemption, but can he find it? This is the first part of a cultural crit essay about Bill Hader’s Barry.
