The Order of Civil Disobedience: How “Harry Potter” Inspires Activism – Part 2
It should come as no surprise that those raised on this story would protest against injustice.
Category: Editorials
Of All the Magical Objects in “Harry Potter”, the One I’d Want Most Is a Pensieve
I, like Dumbledore and probably many of you, often have too much on my mind. I would really love to be able to offload some of my thoughts into a Pensieve of my own.
Mr. Tornado’s Theories That Were like Luna’s Crumple-Horned Snorkacks
Some of Ted Fujita’s discoveries are reminiscent of Luna Lovegood’s plight to prove the existence of Crumple-Horned Snorkacks and other magical species.
The Order of Civil Disobedience: How “Harry Potter” Inspires Activism
The fandom has raised a generation eager to stand against systemic injustice and lift up the voices of the marginalized and oppressed.
Ron Weasley: The Normal Hero That I Needed
I was always adamant that I would never read or look at “Harry Potter”, but something within the text changed that for me. It wasn’t the magic, Hogwarts, or even the lure of the hero himself but a down-to-earth, chocolate-obsessed boy named Ron.
The Problem with Sorting Hat Quizzes
We all love to take Sorting Hat quizzes and proudly brag about our results. But can such quizzes ever truly be accurate?
Reading “Harry Potter” in French: Why French Wizards Use Magic Bread
We’re always looking for new ways to experience “Harry Potter”. Why not check out the joys of reading it in French?
How I Learned to Stop Caring and Love the Gay Subtext in “Cursed Child”
Scorpius and Albus have a connection in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, which some interpret as romantic. Here’s why LGBTQ+ representation is important even if it’s only a headcanon.
