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Progressive Gender Politics Have Become Suffocating: The Case Against Reclamation

The liberation movement has been misguided. So focused has it been on reclamation that it seems to have forgotten what the real aim should be: to liberate queer people.

In the Darkness Let There Be Light: The Political Power of Black Hymns

Reported history on the political power of Black hymns.

The Freedom-Hero Fallacy

Some 150 years after the Civil War, Americans are largely uneducated about the principles that caused it. This should be alarming to anyone who subscribes to the adage that those who disregard history are doomed to repeat it.

Reckoning with Icons: Frida Kahlo and Cultural Appropriation

While some express profound admiration and reverence for the artist, others passionately argue that Kahlo profited off an exoticized, calculated self-image at the expense of Indigenous people.

U.S. Women’s Soccer: A Legacy of Athlete Activism

Although the history books might remember the team for their unprecedented, on-field success, the USWNT’s off-field advocacy cements their place as the most influential women’s soccer team of all time.

America’s War on Gender-Affirming Care

According to the Trans Legislation Tracker, 169 bills limiting transgender healthcare have been passed so far in 2023, a steep rise from 37 bills in 2022.

The Political Viability of Social Issues

Outrage over social issues rarely decides elections. In politics, economic matters reign supreme.

Just How Feminist is Your “Girl Power” T-Shirt?

To retailers, who will slap on money-making slogans without a second thought about what they represent, it’s enough to look like a feminist. It’s up to us to actually be one.

Imperiled Careers and Forged Prose: A Nascent Rivalry Between An Author and Her AI Foes

When it comes to an industry that has long thrived off of the creativity and innovation of talented, dedicated, and seasoned writers, AI takes on a more insidious identity.

Appreciation, Resistance, and Intentional Action: A Review of “How to Do Nothing”

Jenny Odell’s book “How to Do Nothing” is neither a how-to guide nor a suggestion that we do nothing. Instead, she offers a compelling case that resisting the urge to act rashly or constantly make progress can actually be the greatest catalyst for change.