‘Killing Eve’s’ Women Recast Invisibility Into a Super Power
The critically acclaimed international spy thriller delves into what it means for women to be stereotyped, categorized, underestimated, and ignored—and turns it into an asset.
Delia Harrington
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Delia Harrington is Boston-based freelance writer focusing on the intersection of politics, pop culture, and gender. She is a longtime activist and advocate working to end gender-based violence. She has volunteered with Boston Area Rape Crisis Center since 2012, focusing on prevention through storytelling and grassroots community education. Her writing has appeared in The Rumpus, Rewire, Ravishly, Hello Giggles, The Mary Sue, Den of Geek and more, and she is a frequent contributor to Mayday: The Handmaid's Tale podcast.
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