People Who Stayed Home For College Share Their Best Partying Tips
Being stuck with your parents in the town you grew up in might seem suffocating, but people who have done it say there are lots of ways to make it work.
LGBTQ
How Rio's Trans Community Defeated Right Wing Leaders and Saved a Shelter
Violence against the LGBTQ community in Brazil has risen during the pandemic, but the residents of Casa Nem have now found a new, permanent home.
What I Learned from Trying to Find the Perfect Binder
I had to let go of the idea that a binder would make me flat-chested. It’s simply impossible if your breasts are as big as mine.
Has K-Pop Fan Fiction Crossed a Line?
For some, fan fiction is all about creative self-expression, but whenever real people are involved, it demands discussions on sexual violence and consent.
Gender
Indian Cops are Hunting Down a Temple Priest For Gang Rape, Murder of a Frontline Worker
More outrage followed after a member of India's National Commission for Women blamed the deceased for the crime.
We Asked Men Who Make Their Car Engines Really Loud: Why?
Turns out they get just as annoyed by deafening engines as you do.
A Beginner's Guide to Microdosing Testosterone During Your Transition
Answers to your burning questions about body hair, muscle mass, finding a doctor familiar with non-binary health care, and a whole lot more.
Rights
Dixie D’Amelio Is a Republican, Not (Necessarily) a Trump Supporter
TikTok’s most famous sister insists that she didn’t vote for Donald Trump—and her voter registration doesn’t contradict that story.
How To Run for Office, Even if You're Not a 'Traditional' Candidate
If you've taken nudes, smoked weed, or otherwise been a human being: Your "past" can actually be an asset to your candidacy.
Artists Can Make Millions Selling Their Catalogs to Private Equity. Should They?
Big-name musicians from Bob Dylan to Shakira have recently sold their publishing rights, but it's hard to put a price on owning what you create.
Race
How Two Memoirs Handle the Unspoken Tensions in Interracial Friendships
Recent memoirs 'Big Friendship' and 'Black, White, and The Grey' unpack the ways race and bias affect even the closest friendships.
Anti-Vaxxers Are Targeting Ethnic Minority Communities With Wild Conspiracy Theories
Campaigners have warned that anti-vax disinformation is being tailored to appeal to people who studies show can be in the highest risk groups for COVID.
Is 'The Bachelor' Equipped to Tell a Black Love Story?
ABC's flagship reality show is back with its first Black Bachelor, but we shouldn't expect conversations on race and dating to go too deep.