Media Editing, Trans Casting in SIX, and Why Deportation Still Matters

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Want to Chat More?Happy Friday! We break down how narratives are being shaped in real time—from media editing photos to control perception, to Dylan Mulvaney being cast as Anne Boleyn in SIX, and why we think deportation policy shouldn’t hinge on whether someone has already committed a violent crime.We’re talking media spin, symbolic politics, and the lines no one wants to draw.

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