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Jackson McMurray

Jackson McMurray

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Co-Host, Cool Takes

Final Covers

Black Women , Black LGBTQ , Blackness , Pop Culture

Doesn’t Cover

I rarely cover food, fashion, or beauty.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 15

  • Onward to another Pixar Movie

    By Jackson McMurray| CWU Observer Verified Jackson McMurray, Staff ContributorMarch 11, 2020Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is back in a big way. This new resurgence with young adults might be a product of the affinity for the fantasy genre that comes from growing up with Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films, or a desensitization to increasingly lifelike video games, or maybe just a result of the same 30-year nostalgia cycle that made Stranger Things a hit.

    By Jackson McMurray · CWU Observer

    Mar. 11, 2020

  • ‘The Invisible Man’

    By Jackson McMurray| CWU Observer Verified Review: ‘The Invisible Man’ is a horror film about a wealthy military tech developer who uses his intelligence to abuse, manipulate and isolate his former partner. Jackson McMurray, Staff ContributorMarch 4, 2020“The Invisible Man” (2020) is a remake of the 1933 film in name only. Realistically, the only similarities between the two films is that there’s a guy in it you can’t see and it’s a horror movie.

    By Jackson McMurray · CWU Observer

    Mar. 04, 2020

  • Onward to another Pixar Movie

    By Jackson McMurray| CWU Observer Verified Jackson McMurray, Staff ContributorMarch 11, 2020Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is back in a big way. This new resurgence with young adults might be a product of the affinity for the fantasy genre that comes from growing up with Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films, or a desensitization to increasingly lifelike video games, or maybe just a result of the same 30-year nostalgia cycle that made Stranger Things a hit.

    By Jackson McMurray · CWU Observer

    Mar. 11, 2020

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