Stephanie Frias

Oct 16, 2024 | gorockford.com | Stephanie Frias

If you are anything like me, the holiday season is a time for exploring close to home. It’s about supporting local, appreciating where we live, and finding traditions we can repeat year after year. That is why mid-November through early January is one of my favorite seasons to grab the family and head out on a Midwest road trip.

Sep 17, 2023 | theticker.org | Stephanie Frias

Media spectacles and the goal of virality has desensitized people to the concept of privacy. Everyone has an intrinsic right to privacy, which should be respected in public spaces. People need to stop recording strangers without their consent. On social media there is a growing number of people feeling comfortable recording others without their consent and posting it online with the hopes of going viral.

Jun 26, 2023 | workers.org | Stephanie Frias

“Hay un proverbio africano… Hasta que los leones lleguen al poder, la historia de la caza glorificará al cazador”. – Leslie FeinbergComo transgénero, marimacho y lesbiana comunista, el trabajo de Leslie Feinberg iluminó las identidades queer, en concreto las identidades de las personas queer de color, que vieron cómo su personalidad sufría una violenta brutalidad ante sus propios ojos.

Jun 13, 2023 | workers.org | Stephanie Frias

By Stephanie M. Frias “There’s this African proverb . . . Until the lions come to power, the history of the hunt will glorify the hunter.” — Leslie FienbergAs a transgender, butch, lesbian communist, Leslie Feinberg’s work shone a light on the queer identities, specifically the identities of queer people of color, who saw their personhood undergo a violent brutality in front of their very eyes.

Mar 26, 2023 | theticker.org | Stephanie Frias

“Poker Face,” Peacock’s bright new show about a human polygraph released on Jan. 26, breathes air into the “who-dun-it” genre of fiction. The writer and director of this comedy drama is the one and only Rian Johnson who is also responsible for directing well known mystery films such as “Knives Out” and its widely admired sequel movie “Glass Onion.” Each episode follows a different story with a new set of characters and motives.