She-Ra and the Princesses of Power' is the rarest of television feats
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Writing movingly as a queer parent seeking diverse and relatable content for her family, Lindsey Mantoan pens a love letter to the show that has answered that need: “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power,” the reboot of the 1980s cartoon franchise whose fifth and final season recently came to Netflix.
Before 'The Powerpuff Girls' or the 'Ghostbusters' Remake, the
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