At this point, the Devil Wears Prada franchise is a major cultural phenomenon. And The Devil Wears Prada 2 is a worthy addition, with more than a dash of topicality in its treatment of some of the bleaker aspects of contemporary existence.
Disgraceful, Cruel, Iniquitous War (1846), When Klan Attacks, Where's the Cops? (1961), Picketing the White House (1966), Violence Against the Left (1966), ‘A Shame to Our Country’ (1860), Lynching News Sells Newspapers (1936), Victim-Blaming (1961)
A defensible answer might be that a society serious about equality, democracy, and the finite nature of our world will, over time, make it impossible for them to arise.
Oscar Sykes and Benjamin Stubbing
Works in Progress
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