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The Creator of the Shitty Media Men List Isn't Done
Moira Donegan could have been known solely as the woman who made the document that brought #MeToo to media. Instead, her life has been shaped by the consciousness-raising the list came out of.
Memphis Is Making Old Gospel New Again
The deepest roots of Memphis music are in the Black church. The record label Bible & Tire is tapping a new generation of musicians, and an old one, to give the music new life.
This Artist Is Rewriting the Narrative of a Segregated Chicago
Tonika Johnson opens up about her acclaimed Folded Map Project, growing up in Chicago, and her plans for 2020.
Gritty’s Reign Has Just Begun
Mascots are safe to love in an era when nothing is. Gritty and Phang, Philly’s newest mascots, exemplify why.
The Dairy Farmer Who Wants to Make Milk for Vegans
More than 1,600 of New York’s dairy farms have shut down in the past decade, but Nimai Pandit wants to sell ‘ethical milk’ to forge a new path.
This Search Engine Uses Its Profits to Plant Trees Across the World
Meet the Berlin-based tech company that is taking on the might of Google and tackling climate change at the same time.
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How to Be Bizarre Housewives, A Photo Guide With the 'Three Busy Debras'
Next spring, Three Busy Debras will premiere on Adult Swim—its first-ever female-led show. In anticipation of the upcoming release, VICE asked photographer Logan Jackson to capture the Debras in their deranged element.
King Princess Is Making Queer Pop Anthems for the Next Generation
The Brooklyn-born artist talks to VICE about her debut album, 'Cheap Queen': "This is my gay sob."
The Female Pastors Making Space for Queer Christians to Express Their Faith
A new vanguard of female pastors is fighting for LGBTQ equality, standing up to a church that has long disempowered both women and queer people.
Filipino Chefs Are Taking Back Control of Their Cuisine
Filipino food is gaining worldwide popularity. But as the diaspora grapples with the country's multicultural history, the cuisine's identity is yet to be established.
Photographs that Challenge Western Perceptions of Polynesian Women
With Illusions, photographer Namsa Leuba hopes to reverse Paul Gauguin's limited view of Polynesian femininity.
Hector Barajas Served in the American Military. He Was Deported Just the Same.
Military service, once the surest path to citizenship, is increasingly fraught with confusion and legal hurdles for the foreign-born.
