The booming sex toy industry is largely unregulated. Can it ensure its products are safe enough for a growing customer base? […]
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Asil Moussa, the Hijab-Wearing Actress You Should Know
Moussa creates opportunities for herself and other women in hijab as an indie film writer, actress, and director. By Nadia Eldemerdash […]
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Waiting in Line: Undocumented Students Fight for Protection
As the Administration moves toward ending the Obama-era program that provides 800,000 young undocumented immigrants life without fear of deportation, DREAMers […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in September
A Texas thriller, conceptual art, and various views on racism in America By Jenean Marie Gilmer, Daley Farr, Emma Gordon, Annie […]
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Stewardship and Permaculture at Quail Springs
A California nonprofit teaches sustainable ways of living to students, artists, gardeners, and whomever else lusts to learn from the land. […]
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Q&A with Amy King from VIDA, Feminist Watchdog
VIDA reports on the state of gender parity in the literary scene. By Joanna R. Demkiewicz Photo provided by Amy King […]
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Women Who Spin
The boys’ club of DJ’ing is skirted by women who mix just as hard (or harder)—and help one another rise to […]
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Q&A with Yana Gilbuena, Nomadic Chef Turned Author of No Forks Given
Gilbuena shares her culinary experience of cooking Filipino SALO feasts across the United States in her debut cookbook. By Kristina Bustos […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in August
Witches, arson in rural America, and two takes on teenage girls. By Jenean Marie Gilmer, Emma Gordon, Annie Harvieux , Ann […]
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More Than Just A Disorder
The film industry is shifting its approach to depictions of eating disorders. By JoAnna Novak Illustration by Grace Molteni I write […]
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