Aja Romano

Internet Culture Reporter

Aja is a culture staff writer for Vox reporting on internet culture. Follow them on Twitter @ajaromano.

Revisiting the Christian fantasy novels that shaped decades of conservative hysteria

By Aja Romano, Alissa Wilkinson, and 1 more April 28

The right’s moral panic over “grooming” invokes age-old homophobia

By Aja Romano April 21

Ezra Miller — and their recent volatility — explained

By Aja Romano April 20

Jerrod Carmichael’s new comedy special is everything Louis C.K.’s Sincerely is not

By Aja Romano April 6

One Good Thing: The hit feminist concubine drama that annoyed the Chinese Communist Party

By Aja Romano April 1

Season 2 of Bridgerton is better for everyone — except fans of the book

By Aja Romano March 28

A night of chaos: 4 winners and 2 losers from the 2022 Oscars

By Aja Romano, Alex Abad-Santos, and 2 more March 28

Everyone wants forgiveness, but no one is being forgiven

Modern outrage is a cycle. Could a culture of public forgiveness ever break it?

By Aja Romano March 22

Pixar’s Turning Red is an unlikely culture war battleground

By Aja Romano March 17

She was the Agatha Christie of romance novels. You’ve probably never heard of her.

By Aja Romano March 11