Apple TV+’s ‘The Buccaneers’ Is a Frenzied, Feminist and Bold Reimagining of London’s 19th Century Marriage Market: TV Review
Aramide Tinubu For centuries, shame has been used to keep women in subservient roles. The threat of embarrassment and ostracization has kept women from all cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds silent and complacent. Of course, even within their roles navigating “polite society” or as laborers and caregivers in the working class, women have always found ways to rebel against the rules that have suffocated them and compressed their humanity.