The reasons extend beyond simple nostalgia. @JBendinger https://bit.ly/3iYUuL1 

Passing off  #BringItOn as nothing more than fluffy early-2000s girl-power cinema overlooks the power of the movie’s progressive approach to themes of race and class. “We were talking about privilege before we knew that word,” writer @JBendinger tells us. https://bit.ly/3jcaHfP 

In ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ Megan cannot fathom that she’s gay — isn’t she a cheerleader instead? “These characters are othered girls — girls who aren’t normally the center of stories. They are girls of color, girls who are queer, girls who are of a lower socioeconomic status.”

So it makes sense that in January 2020, the Netflix docuseries ‘Cheer’ would become a phenomenon for demystifying and undercutting these notions of prototypical cheerleader perfection and glamour both aesthetically and emotionally.
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When #BringItOn came out 20 years ago, there was nothing quite like it that centered cheerleading as a competitive sport. Yet as the world and our conception of the sport changes, the film still endures two decades later. http://bit.ly/3jcaHfP 

Celebrate the movie's 20th anniversary with these behind the scenes facts about the making of #BringItOn: https://www.bustle.com/entertainment/behind-the-scenes-facts-about-bring-it-on?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=owned&utm_campaign=bustle