Social Justice These Four Maps Show Inmates Don’t Always Drive Prison Costs A new report finds that a drop in the prison population doesn't necessarily mean a drop in prison costs. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice When Disability Rights Are Trans Rights A recent case has opened the next frontier in the fight for transgender rights: the Americans With Disabilities Act. Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza
Social Justice How to Save Medicaid Through Direct Action One disability rights group from Colorado offers a lesson in how to make your representatives listen. David M. Perry
Social Justice Crossing the Border as an Unaccompanied Child For unaccompanied migrant children, the only thing harder than crossing the border is the journey back home. Karen Coates
Social Justice The Fantasy Author Using Humor to Get Serious About Disability and Gender Jim Hines, who went viral for making gender-swapped book covers, explains how he raises social awareness with his sci-fi. David M. Perry
Social Justice In Colorado, a Clinic for Refugees Thrives on Medicaid As the future of health care hangs in the balance, one clinic in Colorado is bucking the perception that Medicaid is costly and ineffective. Rachel Cernansky
Social Justice Ivanka Trump’s Trafficking Troubles The first daughter's anti-trafficking braintrust represents a certain credentialed mix, one with considerable overlaps in organizational membership. Melissa Gira Grant
Social Justice What Would Anne of Green Gables Have Used During Her Period? The menstrual technology in Anne With an E is historically accurate, if not entirely comprehensive. Francie Diep
Social Justice Why It Matters That ‘Anne With an E’ Has a Period Episode Netflix's new adaptation is a welcome rejoinder to television's long history of ignoring—or vilifying—menstruation. Elizabeth Yuko
Social Justice Can Protest Art Survive and Thrive During a Trump Presidency? Will dire circumstances prevent art that fuels a resistance from catching on, or will artists simply be further galvanized to create? Anjali Enjeti