This creative work explores rape culture in America by juxtaposing it with Greco-Roman Mythology and setting it in a world where recognizable tropes get turned on their heads. Its form is an experimental six-part series melding the conventions of tele . . .

This post-apocalyptic creative work explores the systematic racism that is woven in to the fabric of society by focusing on the interpersonal relationships of one family that struggles to live against the effects of a nation reeling from the structura . . .