“How can you say you care to cure someone when you didn’t care enough to protect them from it in the first place?”
Author: Vanessa Taylor
“A devastating betrayal”: Muslim Pro’s data-sharing highlights the constant surveillance of Muslims
“We must then consider, as we move full-steam ahead towards continued globalization with Silicon Valley leading us, the ways in which our very existence is publicized and the consequences that brings.”
We Are the Flare
The house erupted faster than it should, but that’s the trouble with dancing on somebody else’s hurt.
These Black and brown Americans explain why not voting is their chosen act of resistance
“I refuse to vote for someone just because they’re not Trump.”
5 Black women imagine what true justice for Breonna Taylor would look like
“How have these institutions — which detain, surveil, and brutalize Black women and children just like Taylor and Jones — become our measurements for justice?”
The alleged hysterectomies of ICE detainees add to the U.S. legacy of forced sterilizations
“Having babies is my act of resistance.”
How tear gas may be wreaking havoc on protesters’ reproductive health
“Proving a link between tear gas and reproductive health is not the point. Governments should not harm people expressing dissatisfaction with their services.”
In an attempt to save face, Minneapolis police re-traumatized Black people
“In the age of the internet, it isn’t uncommon to accidentally run into images of Black death, but this shocked me in a way I didn’t expect.”
In the absence of federal rent relief, guerrilla efforts are stepping in
“This is also a historic moment for realizing the power that working-class tenants have to organize and express a militant demand for housing as a human right.”
100 Years After Women’s Suffrage, US Voters Still Face Countless Barriers
Native, formerly incarcerated, and immigrant women, among others, describe the obstacles that keep their communities from being fairly counted.