Tiffany Diane Tso

Tiffany Diane Tso was an assignment editor for Rewire.News, where she wrote and edited features and news articles. Previously, Tiffany has written for publications such as Refinery29, HuffPost, Slate, Paper, and Allure, on topics surrounding culture, identity, advocacy, and policy.

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All Work

[Photo: A nonbinary person sits in a hospital room post-operation, giving two thumbs up in a hospital gown and protective face mask.]

Culture & Conversation LGBTQ

I Survived Gender-Affirming Surgery During a Pandemic

Jun 30, 3:22pm Rommy Torrico & Tiffany Diane Tso

"It dawned on me that if there ever was a time to put myself, my needs, and my happiness first, it was this moment."

[Photo: An illustration of people of people of color festively celebrating. A Black woman is in the forefront wearing glasses that read 'PRIDE.']

Culture & Conversation LGBTQ

Pride Online: How Queer Communities Can Celebrate Under Quarantine This Year

Jun 4, 2:58pm Tiffany Diane Tso

Digital communities have long served as safe havens for queer people in isolation.

[Photo: A digital collage of 5 APA disability justice activists of different genders, bodies and ages.]

Culture & Conversation Race

5 Disability Justice Activists to Know This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

May 28, 3:12pm Tiffany Diane Tso

Disability justice centers the rights and freedoms of people with disabilities and chronic illnesses, considering the intersections of all forms of oppression.

[Photo: A digital collage of 7 APA activists of different genders, bodies and ages.]

Culture & Conversation Race

7 Gender Justice Activists to Know This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

May 15, 11:06am Tiffany Diane Tso

Asian and Pacific American women, transgender, and gender nonconforming people have been on the forefront of movements for survivor advocacy, LGBTQ liberation, bodily autonomy, and sex positivity.

[Photo: A digital collage of ten Asian reproductive justice advocates.]

Culture & Conversation Race

5 Reproductive Justice Advocates to Know This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

May 5, 3:39pm Tiffany Diane Tso

Rewire.News is highlighting five revolutionary activists who have led the fight for reproductive freedom, bodily autonomy, and gender equity.

[Photo: An abortion clinic escort smiles as she holds a green banner in support of abortion.]

Culture & Conversation Abortion

What It’s Like to Be a Clinic Escort in North Carolina During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Apr 10, 1:10pm Tiffany Diane Tso

"We hoped pulling back would send a general message to the protester community that everyone should take this seriously, but protesters have continued to show up."

[Photo: A pregnant person holds their belly as they speak to a doctor who holds a clipboard.]

Culture & Conversation Maternity and Birthing

What It’s Like to Be Pregnant or a New Parent During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Apr 7, 2:25pm Tiffany Diane Tso

Will the hospital be short-staffed? Will my prenatal appointments be canceled? Will my infant be exposed to COVID-19?

Commentary Human Rights

Here’s How You Can Help Sex Workers During the COVID-19 Outbreak

Mar 26, 9:50am

Sex workers are experiencing cancellations, job loss, and lost income during the pandemic—not to mention the risk of infection.

[Photo: A young, white woman holds a sign that reads 'women don't regret abortion'.

Analysis Abortion

A New Study Destroys the Central Argument Behind ‘Abortion Reversal’

Jan 15, 4:15pm Tiffany Diane Tso

“Abortion reversal” laws are based on the myth that people who have abortions often regret their decision. New research shows this is overwhelmingly untrue.

[Photo: Sex work supporters hold up signs during a rally.]

News Law and Policy

These Lawmakers Want the Federal Government to Study How FOSTA-SESTA Has Affected Sex Workers

Dec 17, 4:52pm Tiffany Diane Tso

Sex workers have shared their experiences of how FOSTA-SESTA has put them at greater risk. Congressional Democrats want the federal government to conduct the first national study on the health and safety of sex workers.