Mean Girls is already 18 years old, yet it continues to retain influence in pop culture and broader society.
But why exactly? Is it possible that we are living among modern-life versions of Regina George?
As it turns out, bullying people into supporting the “right” beliefs, ideas, and actions is not okay, even when well-intentioned.
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CREDITS:
Written by Michael Ozias & Sean W. Malone
Narrated by Matt Tabor
Produced and Edited by Michael Ozias
Assistant Edited by Abby Richardson
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