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Zendaya as Chani and Timothee Chalamet as Paul Atreides in 'Dune: Part Two'

‘Dune: Part Two’s Attention to Detail Proves to Be in a League of Its Own With This Revelation

Dragon silohuette against gold illustrated background.

Scottish Reader Calls Out Authors Who Use Gaelic Incorrectly to Spice up Fantasy

Illustrated silhouettes of people in various primary colors with word bubbles above their heads

Why Does Grammar Only Seem To Matter When Discussing Inclusive Language? Spanish Edition.

A pile of scrabble tiles.

This Misguided AP Guideline Just Shows that Stigma, Not Grammar, Is the Problem

Woman confused at phone. (Image: Alex Green via Pexels.)

Using “Woke” To Mean Whatever You Need It To Mean Isn’t Limited To Right-Wing Media and I Hate It

Zendaya as Chani and Timothee Chalamet as Paul Atreides in 'Dune: Part Two'

‘Dune: Part Two’s Attention to Detail Proves to Be in a League of Its Own With This Revelation

Dragon silohuette against gold illustrated background.

Scottish Reader Calls Out Authors Who Use Gaelic Incorrectly to Spice up Fantasy

Illustrated silhouettes of people in various primary colors with word bubbles above their heads

Why Does Grammar Only Seem To Matter When Discussing Inclusive Language? Spanish Edition.

A pile of scrabble tiles.

This Misguided AP Guideline Just Shows that Stigma, Not Grammar, Is the Problem

Woman confused at phone. (Image: Alex Green via Pexels.)

Using “Woke” To Mean Whatever You Need It To Mean Isn’t Limited To Right-Wing Media and I Hate It

language

Zendaya as Chani and Timothee Chalamet as Paul Atreides in 'Dune: Part Two'

‘Dune: Part Two’s Attention to Detail Proves to Be in a League of Its Own With This Revelation

Dragon silohuette against gold illustrated background.

Scottish Reader Calls Out Authors Who Use Gaelic Incorrectly to Spice up Fantasy

Illustrated silhouettes of people in various primary colors with word bubbles above their heads

Why Does Grammar Only Seem To Matter When Discussing Inclusive Language? Spanish Edition.

A pile of scrabble tiles.

This Misguided AP Guideline Just Shows that Stigma, Not Grammar, Is the Problem