Minority Mindset

When Superman first appeared in 1938’s Action Comics #1, he quickly became a popular figure, and as World War II began, he unexpectedly represented American opposition to fascism. His radio program gave him a memorable motto – “Truth, justice, and the American way” – which perfectly captured his heroic image. However, DC Comics seems to have abandoned this core principle at a time when it should be reaffirming it and explaining its meaning to today’s audiences.

Despite having ten episodes, Netflix’s Beef is ideal for a weekend binge because each episode is fairly short, running between 30 and 39 minutes. This makes it easy to watch the whole series in a few sittings—or even all at once if you’re up for it! With season 2 coming soon, now is the perfect time to watch—or re-watch—Beef on Netflix.

Taylor is extremely upset and has been frantically contacting people in the MomTok community, demanding to know why no one warned her about Dakota and Shinia. She feels deeply betrayed and, in a private interview, expressed disbelief that MomTok would side with Shinia, whom she doesn’t trust, over her. Apparently, Shinia intended to share information about Dakota with Taylor at an event tonight, but Taylor has decided not to attend, realizing she’s too upset to make good decisions right now.

Representative Mamdani released a statement criticizing the recent military action – which former President Trump has referred to as a ‘war,’ ‘incursion,’ or ‘excursion.’ This prompted a strong response from Masih Alinejad, an Iranian-born CBS News contributor who the Justice Department says has been targeted by assassins. During an interview on CBS News, Alinejad challenged Mamdani, asking why he hadn’t spoken out when assassins were sent to New York City. She contrasted his concern for his aunt, who briefly stopped using the subway due to feeling unsafe while wearing a hijab, with her own fear stemming from the assassins sent by the Islamic Republic.