“CAPC Mag” Articles

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Musicians deftly tear down old structures through artistic assault.

La La Land embraces the tension of living on this side of heaven, calling us to face the difficulty head on and enjoy the ride.

Superstore is asking us to consider what it means to live in a divided country, to stop pretending like we can ever be all the same.

When we find ourselves in a period of limbo, needing to wait, we may reframe our situations to make us feel in control, but the truth is, we’re powerless.

Politically, I came of age in the mid-90s, and I have never forgotten the horror of Rwanda.

Sisterhood truly is a powerful force.

The show refuses to follow the “inspirationally disadvantaged” cliché found in lots of fiction that features disabled characters.

Although it’s fiction, The Walking Dead reaches into our nonfiction hearts and draws to the surface survivolatry we excuse in ourselves.

In contemporary U.S. society—as in Twain’s post-Civil War South, as in Le Guin’s 1960s culture war America—our shared humanity is dangerously easy to ignore.

Full of armchair critics with penchants for lazy analysis, The Razzies stunt an audience’s ability to interact with movies instead of doing the good work of a critic.

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Facing the realities of life with all it’s dysfunction and mess isn’t easy.

Life, Animated allows us to see how a family loves each other, though they were required to take a journey they hadn’t been expecting.

Denzel Washington encapsulates and brings to life the character and embodiment of our own fathers with haunting authenticity. By playing one man so well, he plays millions.

There have always been awards given out for not-so-award-worthy reasons.