Why Some Women Say They’re Not Feminists Even If They’re All for Gender Equality
The less-than-logical distinction reflects the complex connotations the term carries.
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Why Some Members of the Far Left Advocate Against Gun Control
A roundtable of leftist gun supporters voice their thoughts on police violence, mass shootings, and the role of guns in civil rights.
How Black Showrunners Transform Television Writers’ Rooms
A new report argues that black television helmers hire more black writers—and give characters of color much-needed, nuanced narratives.
Some Fear That Vietnamese Americans Could Be at Greater Risk for Deportation
As Trump moves to sanction countries that don't accept deportees, analysts warn that U.S. residents of Vietnamese origin no longer have the same protections.
Viewfinder: A Halloween Citizenship Ceremony in Virginia
Dressed as a ninja, Shaheer Sarwar from Pakistan takes the oath of United States citizenship during a Halloween-themed citizenship ceremony on October 31st, 2017, in Fairfax, Virginia.
The Diseases We Ignore
Neglected tropical diseases continue to inflict pain and suffering on large portions of the world's population despite the availability of inexpensive cures in the West.
Federal Judge Blocks Enforcement of Trump’s Transgender Military Ban
Trump can't enforce a policy banning transgender troops while a lawsuit against the policy change makes its way through court.
Peace Corps 2.0: The Legacy Institution Must Evolve Into the Digital Age
As cybersecurity concerns reach a fever pitch around the globe, the U.S. should expand the Peace Corps mandate to create a new Cyber Peace Corps.
Why Television Needs More LGBT Characters
Disney and FX could soon expand viewers' world views—if they portray their queer characters with nuance.