Older American Workers are Losing Their Legal Protections
Over the past few decades, the Supreme Court and various businesses have begun rolling back the rights of older workers in the U.S.
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How White American Terrorists Are Radicalized
They're reading the same websites, talking to each other, and killing the same targets. The lone wolves are actually a pack.
Re-Educating a Life, in Sentences
Two landmark Supreme Court rulings made clear that juvenile life sentences are unconstitutional. Yet hundreds remain in prison, many of them without access to educational programs.
‘This Is the Closest to Home It’s Ever Been’: Scenes From the ‘March for Our Lives’ in Washington, D.C.
The marchers offered an array of ideas for reducing gun violence in America.
How Rwanda’s Government Hinders Female Entrepreneurs
While the statistics illustrate growing economic equality for women in the country, many are still being prevented from running a business.
The Last Thing the Terrorist Steals From You
What happens when suicide forestalls any possibility of justice?
‘Love, Simon’ and the Power of Telling Your Own Story
The glossy coming-of-age dramedy is about gay people writing their own lives—and it's empowering some people to come out.
Amid #MeToo, Journalists Shouldn’t Commodify Women’s Pain
Reporters should call out non-apologies—and be wary of re-exploiting victims.
HHS Cuts LGBT Health Resources From Its Popular Women’s Health Website
Important questions pertaining to LGBT-specific health care are no longer visible on the website.
Poetry for Those Brutalized by Capitalism
Daniel Borzutzky's new collection confronts the perverse logics of fascism and the free market.