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This season, Hannah and her friends are forced to think about their lives and how they actually want to live them

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In the name of "protecting" children, homophobic protesters doxxed and attacked an 11-year-old for playing dress-up

It didn't seem possible to feel bored while watching this show, until now

Netflix's series based on Armistead Maupin's novels is a lovely ode to Anna Madrigal and ideal LGBTQ havens

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