Learning to Love My Anxiety
Can America’s most common affliction be a force for good? By Laura Turner (Photo: Sodanie Chea/Flickr) When it’s…
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Why Bill Was the Face of Hillary Clinton’s Historic Nomination
Some theories on why so many newspapers used the former president to illustrate stories about the biggest night…
‘Diversity’ Is Losing Its Meaning—What Should We Say Instead?
There are great arguments for shifting semantics toward words like “inclusion” and “representation” — but what really matters is that…
The World Health Organization May Make a Major Announcement for Transgender Rights
Here’s why it would be a big deal for the WHO to re-classify transgender identity. By Jared Keller…
Two Decades of Research Suggests Sending Kids to Adult Courts Doesn’t Prevent Crime
Maybe juvie is a good option. By Francie Diep (Photo: Joe Gratz/Flickr) After two decades of trying tens…
What If Foundations Moved From Grand Theories to On-the-Ground Practice?
Turning outward, beyond the boundaries of foundation logics and program areas is not only sensible, it’s common-sense risk…
Well, Are Millennial Men Feminists or Aren’t They?
In male feminism, as in all things, nurture nuance. By Alexa Hassink Women march behind a banners as…
Violence, Disability, and the Lessons of Sagamihara
The ableist attack on a residential center for people with disabilities highlights the violence that disabled people face…
The New Gay Novel
The latest and most provocative trend in gay fiction has been to shift the focus from outer to…
The Story of Police Shootings, as Told by Health-Care Data
Injury codes bolster the belief that police are injuring and killing African Americans at a higher rate mainly…