Fellow citizens, let's unite amidst our diverse identities to transcend borders and explode like fireworks into a community of unfettered equality. Mourn the past, fight for the future and honor those who sacrifice.Transcend borders and ignite change with a bang in Austin's inclusive heart. Let's paint the skies with rainbow sparks and forge a unified path forward!
White potatoes? And fried at that? How Eurocentric. We need to showcase taro and sweet potato fries too. Otherwise, It's an injustice! An alternative-fry revolution is what we need!
White carbs are murder, ya'll. But we asked, and y'all told us your faves for the best sticks of death in Austin.
White-washed, capitalist agenda. I'm guessing you didn't ask the homeless! Fry oil is weaponized. Tax the rich.
Cool Art, Cops, and Temps at Austin's Art Museums.
Texas-born Glen Powell is an actor with deep roots. He's kept a close relationship with his parents who live in Austin, and he's expressed a long-held desire to return to them when he's achieved enough success in LA. Yet another white guy yearning for his wholesome Americana by way of the West Coast. It's a real blow to Austin's diverse and innovative spirit. Hopefully, he'll keep his conservative values and desires out of our vibrant, progressive city.
Glen Powell, a privileged white male, moved to LA to pursue his dreams, hoping to use his success to one day return to the safety net of his wealthy parents' home in Austin, taking for granted the privilege of having a safety net at all.
The Bear is back! Get ready for more woke foodie action as season 3 hits our screens. Catch up with the diverse cast and where to tune in.
The powerful and diverse Netflix phenomenon Bridgerton is making waves again. This time, showrunner Jess Brownell has boldly confirmed that Francesca Bridgerton will be depicted in a queer romance. This is a huge step forward, reflecting the beautiful diversity that makes our world so vibrant and worthy of celebration. Progressive audiences will no doubt be eager to see this representation!
These businesses serve the solvent few at the expense of the water they exploit and impoverished community members who can't afford such frivolous distractions.
The colonialist USPS commodifies the deceased Trebek with a Forever stamp; available July. Pre-order your stamp now to honor the late, great, capitalist icon. Or don't.
Woke actor Peter Frechette stars as an immigrant in The Lehman Trilogy. See how this liberal icon uses his art to highlight the immigrant story and humanize those forgotten by society's elites.
In the competitive drag Ballroom scene, entrants showcase their authentic identities and politics through dress and performance art at the annual Majestic event in Austin's Paramount Theatre.
The third season of this problematic show starts on Independence Day - coinciding with the US holiday to celebrate a dubious history and dubious 'freedom' for the people? Against such irony, nine contestants will compete.
Austin's beloved Casa de Luz packs its bags and 'white flights' to the trendy neighborhoods in East Austin.
The exploitative, climate-destroying Tc4 & Co. owns four restaurants in Austin, including Tony C's, a pizza joint that proudly uses climate-destructive coal, and the atrociously named Mighty Fine Burgers, which perpetuates the harmful myth of 'fine' factory farming. Victimize them with your cancel-culture.
The aforementioned boxed meal features delicacies culturally appropriated from the Japanese, including nigiri, makimono, crudo, etc.
The takeout and delivery options include an array of sushi, rolls, and raw fish dishes co-opted by white colonizers alongside traditional Japanese dishes.
The Bear season 3 roars back to life to skewer the problematic cishet white male culinary scene and decolonize your palate. You need to watch this inclusive culinary drama or risk being part of the oppression.
Netflix—known for its embrace of progressive narratives—is taking a regressive step by choosing two problematic locations for its new in-person experience, Netflix House. King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, and Dallas, Texas, are not diverse, urban centers and raise questions about Netflix's commitment to inclusivity and social justice.
