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Ask us again Creeps because this week we watched season 2 episode 15 “... That Is the Question” (Original airdate February 17th, 1999. Written by Kevin Williamson and Greg Berlanti and directed by Gregory Prange). We get a big gay revelation, the triumph of Pacey’s new homework skills over educational facism, and the first stirring of the great Grams social justice renaissance. If you want to be stirred by some more gay revelations, follow us on twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and instagram (@dawsonscreeps). We also have a great soundtrack to come out tearfully to AKA our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow?

 Quack ya later fruit flies!

14 Black-led LGBTQ+ organizations to donate to right now

What the Hell Is Happening in Portland?

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Roses are red / Mr. Peterson is so dumb / but Creeps there is NOTHING gay / about this poem. We watched “To Be or Not to Be...” (Original airdate February 10th, 1999. Written by Kevin Williamson and Greg Berlanti and directed by Sandy Smolan).This is a doozy! Get ready for a crash course in 90’s misunderstandings about sexuality and for a Pacey so beautiful and just that your horniness may tear your whole life apart. For more poetry and spank off material, follow us on twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and instagram (@dawsonscreeps). If you need some background tunes while you make meticulous dioramas try our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? See you next week for some Revelations.

Anti-Racism Links o’ the Week (link to the doc in our instagram bio!):

Split a donation between 70+ community bail funds, mutual aid funds, and racial justice organizers.

Want to Make the Outdoors Better and More Inclusive? Support These Groups.

Camping Gear for BIPOC: donate or request a kit.

A Brief Tour of Joss Whedon’s Many Controversies

From Buffering the Vampire Slayer, LaToya Ferguson, Alanna Bennett, & Ira Madison III on Race in the Buffy and Angelverse.

Dawson's Creek: Inside the groundbreaking decision to have Jack come out as gay

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We are ready for our closeups Creeps because this week we ARE “His Leading Lady” (Original airdate February 3rd, 1999. Written by Darin Goldberg and Shelley Meals and directed by David Semel). We get object lessons in bad behavior from manic pixie dream girl in training Devon (aka RACHEL LEE COOK) going full method on Josephine, to Jawson wallowing in his breakup by forcing everyone he knows to help him make a movie about it, to a man trapping a hungry and unwilling woman at bible study, and even Saint Pacey ignoring pleas for space in order to engage in some light breaking and entering.

If you want to learn from our impeccable behavior, follow us on twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and instagram (@dawsonscreeps). Need a soundtrack for your demented heartbreak reenactment film? Might I suggest our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? Join us next week when I pray Abby Morgan will be back to spice up the Creek!

Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project “Reclaiming our language is one means of repairing the broken circle of cultural loss and pain.”

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe - Support Our Tribe. Preserve Our Culture.

What to the Slave is 4th of July? By Fredrick Douglas

Where Is Rachael Leigh Cook Now? Spoiler Alert: She's Still Being Awesome

Watch Rachael Leigh Cook Remake ‘Brain on Drugs’ Ad for 4/20 - Actress tweaks frying pan, egg motif into critique of failed war on drugs

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Anchors away Creeps! We’re plunging into season 2 episode 12, “Uncharted Waters” (Original airdate January 27th, 1999. Written by Dana Baratta and Mike White and directed by Scott Paulin). That means daddy drama at sea, a news segment cum teen girl encounter session and so. Much. Fishing. Listen to the pod, watch Good Will Humping, and then toddle over to follow us on twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and instagram (@dawsonscreeps). Need some background music while you sit outside Dawson’s house all night rather than tell your mom you need to get picked up early? We got you with our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? 

We The Unhoused podcast and patreon (@sex_is_weird instagram, @wingchuninchinatown) 

1619 Podcast

Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond

Old Timey Sex Slang Quiz!

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Grab a magnifying glass and your handy dandy notebook Creeps because this week we’re on the case of the hot beef injection with season 2 episode 11, “Sex, She Wrote” (Original airdate January 20th, 1999. Written by Mike White and Greg Berlanti and directed by Nick Marck). Join detectives Abby Morgan and Chris Horny Toad as they brave fake petitions, book fairs and charcoal drawings to uncover the truth. Who DONE it (wink wink, nudge nudge)? Listen and follow us on twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and instagram (@dawsonscreeps) to find out. Need some primo tunes to bone down to? Hit up our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? Jessica Fletcher OUT.

(From our Anti-Racism on the Creek google doc) Massachusetts friends and lovers, block additional funding for police and prisons!

Boston Globe Juneteenth Interview with Ibram X. Kendi

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We hope you’ve been tested Creeps cause this week we’re participating in some “High Risk Behavior” (Original airdate January 13th, 1999. Written by Jenny Bicks and directed by James Whitmore Jr.) We ask the tough questions - what exactly does abolishing the police look like? How do we create antiracist institutions that promote justice to replace them? And did Britney Spears and the Olsen Twins die for our sins? Bop over to Twitter (@dawsons_creeps) to see how Jack McPhee, Zoe and Gabby express their sexual experience as fine art. While you’re at it, creep around our Insta (@dawsonscreeps) for some even finer art and the link to our antiracism google doc (now with added abolition links!) Don’t forget to cruise by Spotify for our Creek playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? Defund Dougie!

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Strip down and start working on those mail-in ballots because we watched season 2 episode 9 “The Election” (Original airdate December 16th, 1998. Written by Darin Goldberg and Shelley Meals and directed by Patrick R. Norris). We talk anti-racism, mental health, police violence AND Abby Morgan’s lipstick choices. These gals really can do it all. If you want to see us do even more, follow us on Twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and Instagram (@dawsonscreeps) where you can also find the link for our anti-racism google doc. While you’re at it, ponder the future of American democracy to the tune of our spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow. Hoof and horn!

Mashpee 9

Mashpee Nine: A Story of Cultural Justice by Paula Peters

Mashpee Nine: The Beat Goes On 

Understanding the Mashpee Sovereignty Struggle

Zoe's Mental Health links:

https://ourselvesblack.com/

@theminoritypsychreport

@blackfemaletherapists

@blackmentalhealthmatters

@taranajaneen

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Get ready to fight for truth, justice and the Capeside way Creeps because it’s clobberin' time for season 2 episode 8 “The Reluctant Hero” (Original airdate November 25th, 1998. Written by Kevin Williamson, Darin Goldberg, and Shelley Meals and directed by Joe Napolitano). We’re stepping up to the plate (dinner, not baseball) to unpack the thrilling heroics of men allowing women to make them sandwiches, firemen carrying business professional teen gals out of threesomes, and being aroused by lightning. While we’re all waiting patiently for an episode where the girls get to be heroes, keep yourselves entertained with our Twitter (@dawsons_creeps) and Instagram (@dawsonscreeps) and get pumped up to do hero stuff with our spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow. 

Who on earth hasn’t watched HBO’s Sharp Objects yet? If you are one of this accursed bunch, get on it! If not, early summer time is perfect for a rewatch with all the doors and windows open and a cool drink in hand.

The Wolf Hall series by Hilary Mantel is incredible! If you want more wives action, check out Divorced, Beheaded, Survived: A Feminist Reinterpretation Of The Wives Of Henry VIII by Karen Lindsey and Pieces of Her by Karen Slaughter per Zoe’s recommendation. 

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Time to hit the books creeps cause we watched season 2 episode 7 The All-Nighter (Original airdate November 18th, 1998. Written by Greg Berlanti and directed by David Semel). Old timey poetry and prose are in the air as are curiosity about sex and the ghost of a little girl haunting a family with satellite TV. Don’t ghost our social media! Follow us on Twitter (@dawsons_creeps), Instagram (@dawsonscreeps) and get in touch with the other side via our spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow. 

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Marbles by Ellen Forney

Re: my critique of dawson talking taming of the shrew: even if he meant that the last plays Shakey wrote in his personal timeline were tragedies, two of the last ones are The Winter’s Tale and the Tempest also DEFINITELY NOT TRAGEDIES good day sir.

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Strap on those dancing shoes creeps cause we’re getting some episode title deja vu with season 2 episode 6 The Dance (Original airdate November 11th, 1998. Written by Jon Harmon Feldman and directed by Lou Antonio). It’s the return of asthmatic cheerleader Christy Livingstone and the first meeting of the minds between first initial twins Jack and Jen. You can MEAT our minds on twitter (@dawsons_creeps), instagram (@dawsonscreeps) and get toe tapping with our spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow.

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