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6 Relevant Issues For College Girls Addressed By 'The Bold Type'

We all need a friendship like Jane, Kat and Sutton's.

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6 Relevant Issues For College Girls Addressed By 'The Bold Type'
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If you haven't seen The Bold Type yet, go watch it now!

(You can binge watch it on the Freeform website.) It's an amazing new funny and relatable show that focuses on 3 girl friends that work together at a magazine, based on Cosmo - who doesn't love Cosmo?!

Their boss is none other than Jan Levinson! Okay, so she's not actually Jan, she's Jacqueline, who's way more of a likeable character, but still. Read on to find out why this show is a must-see.

1. Common fears

Kat accidentally tweeted something mean when she meant to text it to her friends to vent, and Sutton got caught in a lie by her boss.

2. Culture

The scene where a middle aged white guy harasses Adena on the street telling her to speak English, go back to her own country, and calls her a towel-head.

3. Sexuality

Jane has never been very active, Sutton was unsure of what their relationship really is, and Kat for the first time dated a woman. The season finale also deals with sexual assault, and one of the main characters reveals that they were a victim.

4. Dreams

Sutton turns down a high-paying job for a demotion in salary to work in fashion, while Kat continues to get promoted but isn't sure what her dream really is.

5. Friendship goals

Never have I seen on TV three girls be so supportive of each other. They fight, but make up quickly and never resent each other. They would literally do anything for each other, as made clear by the Yoni ball scene.

6. A great boss

Jacqueline pushes her employees to push boundaries and be real, and is so supportive. Anybody would love to have a boss like her.

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