Jun 18, 2022
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It's frankly stunning that the fabric of an entire show about 18th-century pirates can be summed up entirely through the choices made by its queer characters. Queer love and desire play such a huge, fundamental role in everything the show has to say about history, narrative, power, sacrifice, civilization, politics, and criminality. [...] If anything should be the legacy of Black Sails, it should be us demanding better from the rest of television.
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