Power

How Do You Become a Political Radical? One Author’s Path to Lifelong Activism

Sarah Neilson

In The Contradictions, Sophie Yanow imagines a fictional world illustrated inspired by her own life experiences.

What Does It Mean to Be a Black or Brown Person at Work?

Sarah Neilson

In Each of Us Killers, author Jenny Bhatt explores how gender, power, race, and class dynamics relate to the workplace through diverse characters that span the globe.

This Trump Judge Just Told Photographers They Could Discriminate Against LGBTQ Folks

Lisa Needham

Judge Justin Walker isn't actually qualified to be a judge. But Trump picked him for the federal bench to help enshrine Christian evangelical beliefs into law.

COVID-19 Leaves Teachers With a Terrible Choice: Their Work or Their Family

Abbie Synan

How can teachers also parent if schools are asking them to choose between their work and their families' well-being?

I’m an Abortion Provider, and Here’s What I Want to Tell Abby Johnson

Dr. Leah Torres

Abby Johnson's five minutes at the RNC were full of lies about abortion, but what she said about our profession is true.

How Republicans Packaged Abortion for a TV Audience at the RNC

Jessica Mason Pieklo

We have Ginny Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, to thank for that.

Anti-Abortion Activist Abby Johnson Is Speaking at Tonight’s RNC. So Who Is She?

Jessica Mason Pieklo

From lies about abortion to pretending to help women's rights, here are five of Abby Johnson's outrageous claims.

Don’t Let the Sex Fool You: The Jerry Falwell Jr. Scandal Is About Power

Jessica Mason Pieklo

The best way to fight back against his inevitable attempt at political resurrection is to keep the story firmly grounded in its origins of power.

COVID-19 Creates More Back-to-School Uncertainty for Trans and Nonbinary Students

Jo Yurcaba

Add possible infections, misgendering, and bullying to the concerns trans and nonbinary students may face while learning this fall.

Attend a Private School? Your Birth Control Could Be at Risk.

Mansee Khurana

A "reckoning" might be ahead now that the Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to gut birth control coverage at religiously affiliated colleges.