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Orange is the New Black: Pushing Heteronormative Boundaries One Character at a Time

Kendall McElhaney October 27, 2015 276 0

Since its’ premiere in July 2013, the popular Netflix original show, Orange is the New Black, has opened up the door for more diverse identities to be presented in the mainstream. The newest addition to the fictional Litchfield Federal Correctional […]

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Orange is the New Black: Pushing Heteronormative Boundaries One Character at a Time