Is Trump Solving the Immigration Court Backlog or Is He Funding It?
The White House appears to be at odds with experts over who is to blame for a sluggish immigration court system.
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The Selling of Two Timberlakes
A look at Justin Timberlake's rare flexibility in self-fashioning—a flexibility that his idols didn't always enjoy.
Fighting Sexual Assault Locally, Outside the #MeToo Movement
Hospitality and domestic workers suffer staggering rates of sexual harassment and assault. But they are among women still largely omitted from the #MeToo movement—and many federal protections.
How an Artist Collective in Chicago Is Changing the Story on Criminal Justice Reform
An interview with Ruby Pinto about a series of new exhibitions across Chicago that make a powerful case for police abolition.
Perceived Threat Drives Anti-Immigrant Bias
New research finds fears of a major demographic shift can evoke anger, which, in turn, produces prejudice.
Justin Timberlake and the White Open Spaces
On Man of the Woods, Timberlake's flirtation with woodsy iconography is an uncomfortable reminder that certain kinds of authenticity are reserved for white people.
The (Coming) End of Toxic Masculinity
New data suggests the future of America is one of inclusivity. That doesn't mean we won't encounter speed bumps getting there.
‘Looking for Brilliant Minds’ Translates as ‘Women Need Not Apply’
New research finds the stereotype that intellectual genius is a male trait can dampen females' interest in certain jobs or fields of study.
No, #MeToo Is Not a Witch Hunt
How the powerful appropriate the rhetoric of historically marginalized peoples.
BBC Editor Quits, Citing Gender Discrimination in Pay
Though editor Carrie Gracie was offered a raise, she felt it did nothing to address the systemic nature of the BBC's pay-gap problem.