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Author: Josh Beutum

Josh Beutum

Heartstopper, and hope for a new generation of Queer teens.

Culture May 23, 2022By Josh Beutum

Heartstopper replaces the seriousness of so much queer media with a childlike optimism; the message that queer youth, like their straight counterparts, are allowed to be children.

From the mines

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Author: Josh Beutum

Heartstopper, and hope for a new generation of Queer teens.

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