What would writers do without problematic patriarchs? From King Lear to Logan Roy, they are the linchpins of countless family dramas: adored fathers who dominate and damage their children in equal measure.
Barcelona-born Noelia Towers emphasizes a personal approach to deconstructing power structures, addressing both her own biography and a broader critique of contemporary masculinity.
The archetype of the witch, characterized by a pointed hat and evil demeanor, emerges from medieval times, reflecting societal fears and misogyny towards women healers.
"The exclusion of women from discussions and panels, like the recent events in Myanmar, underscores the deeply ingrained sexism within the pro-democracy movement, which is counterproductive to effectively combatting the military regime's oppression."