The Insidious Way TV Shows Spread Leftist Narratives
Plus, your other premium weekly content!
When I was at the Manhattan School Of Music pursuing my master’s degree, my friend recommended I watch a show called “Jane the Virgin.” I had heard of it when it initially aired on the CW, but it was now into its fourth season though I had never actually watched it.
So I sat down and gave it a try.
Want to read the rest? Subscribe and get access to:
4 EXCLUSIVE videos every month for premium Substack subscribers only
A weekly article only found in the Classically Abby newsletter
Content pitch contests - each month, you can pitch a video idea and I’ll choose one from my premium subscribers!
Question Bag - you can submit your questions for an EXCLUSIVE monthly livestream Q&A
Quote of the Week:
“Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.” - William Shakespeare
Classic Style Inspo
Jacob and I went to a wedding this past weekend and it was absolutely lovely. I used to think that you couldn’t wear black to a wedding - it felt too somber for such a happy occasion. But with a dress this festive, I realized that it was absolutely appropriate! A dress with bedazzled sheer sleeves would never be appropriate to wear to a more serious event - but it is perfect for something celebratory. So if you’re wondering if you can wear black to a wedding, you can if you wouldn’t wear it to something more somber!
Things I’ve Been Loving: Contigo Water Bottle
I have been using this water bottle all summer! I love how easy it is to clean and how convenient it is to sip water from the spout. It is probably the only water bottle I’ve consistently used since I purchased it - and it’s been keeping my hydrated in this summer heat!
Welcome to Classically Abby!
I'm your resident #ConservativeInfluencer, cultural commentator, opera singer, fashionista, makeup artist, and wife with a classic take on the modern world. Follow me on YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter to see how! And together, let's be classic.
*Disclosure: This email may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission if you click on a link and purchase something. Thank you for your support!