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
This Intimate Love Story Reflects Just How Far Taiwan Has Come On LGBTQ Rights
‘Your Name Engraved Herein’ drops on Netflix on Dec. 23, just a little over a year after Taiwan became the first in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.
The Justice System Is Failing Trans Survivors of Rape and Assault
My case was dropped by police, but I'm not the only one.
COVID Is Devastating LGBTQ People’s Ability to Access Health Care
The pandemic has impacted the LGBTQ community in outsized ways.
Gender
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.
I Got into £8,000 Debt Funding My Lifesaving Gender Transition
I didn't want to wait for years in a body in which I felt like an imposter.
Rights
Life Inside a Pre-Release Center: Like Prison, But More Work
“[Passages] is just like jail, except they expect you to live like a regular person while you're in jail, which is pretty much impossible to do."
An Indian Cartoonist Is Being Threatened With Contempt Charges for Her Satirical Comics
The Attorney General of India has given consent to initiate contempt proceedings against the creator of webcomic ‘Sanitary Panels’.
How to Actually Help the Georgia Senate Runoff Elections
Where to put your time, money, and energy between now and January 5, according to organizers on the ground.
Race
Black People Have Been Saying 'We Can't Breathe' for Decades
At 73, Dr. Robert Bullard, widely recognized as the 'Father of Environmental Justice,' is now preparing the next generation of Black leaders to lead the movement.
Leader of the Pro-Black ‘NFAC’ Militia Arrested and Charged by Feds
John Fitzgerald Johnson, aka Grand Master Jay, could get up to 20 years for pointing his gun at authorities.
The Joy of Being Black and Having an Extended Family
"Most of my childhood memories took place at my grandma’s house with my 20-plus cousins."