have alluded to Jackson’s bisexuality, serves more as a tool for straight and gay people alike to flatten a significantly less mainstream queer identity into a digestible binary. (And frankly, if bi people wanted that, we’d stick to watching shows written by straight people desperate to commodify us.) A new month of streaming titles is arriving to the platform in December, and with that comes the departures of a number of titles. As Netflix prepares to welcome some holiday titles, it's also clearing out our queues with some departures.Plan your Marvel marathon accordingly becauseThor: Ragnarokstarring Chris Hemsworth andTessa Thompson Post then expanded on his statement saying: "But I don’t want to be a rapper. I just want to be a person that makes music, I make music that I like and I think that kicks *ss, that I think the people who f*ck with me as a person and as an artist will like.” He agreed with further questioning in the interview that "it's political to be a black rapper" and "that there are separate struggles that go along with race." that their partnership wasn’t a paid one and that people participating wouldn’t be waiving their legal rights over the incidents, questions remain. Further, it’s hard not to see this move as totally inadequate — how could a month oftext-based therapy truly help anyone