How Comic Books Can Get Even Better for Dyslexic Readers
While the medium is relatively accessible for people with reading difficulties, its lettering norms are still leaving some behind.
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How Millennials Became Convenient Scapegoats for a Changing Society
Malcolm Harris' new book argues that grim realities are behind the hand-wringing press about Gen Y.
How California Is Leading the Way on Marijuana Criminal Justice Reform
Across the country, minor pot infractions disproportionately affect people of color. Newly enacted legislation in the Golden State is working to ease those penalties.
How Living in a Black Female Body Incites Perpetual Attack
From the time they are just children, black women in America face a set societal perceptions and actions that can have devastating effects.
The FBI’s Long, Alarming History of Investigating Black Musicians
The agency's reported investigation of rapper Meek Mill's latest prison sentence seems to be an exception to a rule.
The Invention of Thanksgiving
The long and sometimes bloody history of how we came to celebrate Turkey Day.
Life, Death, Rescue, and Relief: A Day Aboard a Migrant Rescue Ship
First-person accounts of a mission to save migrants stranded on improvised boats off the coast of Italy.
When Being Mean Is a Revolutionary Act
In her new and radical memoir, Myriam Gurba discusses reclaiming political power through the art of nastiness.
Viewfinder: Protesting the President’s Win in Kenya
Supporters of Kenya's opposition party take shelter during a demonstration in Nairobi on November 20th, 2017.
The Lost Idealism of New York’s High Line Park
Public art works in the elevated park provide insights into the ills of urban displacement in the neighborhood that surrounds it.