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Sex and the City in 2018

Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, and Charlotte first graced our TV 20 years ago today. What do they still have to offer the single ladies of 2018?

By Carolyn Cox | Published Jun 6, 2018
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What I Loathed

The show's depiction of bisexuality

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  • Carrie with Sean, the (gasp!) bisexual.

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Love in the time of late capitalism

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The show's representation of trans women

The series' whiteness

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What I Loved


The abortion episode

Samantha and Smith

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The show let women be unlikable

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