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Annika Inampudi
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Fleabag: An Unlikely Bible for a Brown Girl
Annika Inampudi
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March 27, 2022
When women of color are on TV, they are relegated to plot lines about racism. So, when it comes to finding sisterhood in emotions outside of Feeling Oppressed, I do turn to “Fleabag,” even as I cringe at its titular character's outdated thinking.
