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  • Dear Dana: My Wife Still Can’t Accept That Trump Won

    by Dana Norris
  • Why My Work With Refugees Is A Gift To Myself

    by Ashley Makar
  • The Rape That Launched The Christian War On Humane Health Care

    by Sarah Woods
  • The Great White Delusion: Why So Many White People ‘Don’t See Race’

    by Jessica Schreindl
  • What Is Insanity In The Age Of Trump?

    By Noel Hunter
    June 22, 2017

    There is no definitely normal reaction to abnormal circumstances. In the current era of a Trump presidency, I find myself asking, what is insanity? Is insanity being a black man in America fearing persecution from strangers and deducing that if the world is against him it must be the government? Is insanity being Muslim (or […]

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  • Fairfax, London, And Trump’s Hateful Agenda Against Muslim LGBTQ Women

    By Urooj Arshad
    June 21, 2017

    Those of us who live at the intersections of vulnerable worlds are struggling. As a queer Muslim immigrant woman from Pakistan, I was horrified to hear about the murder of a young Muslim woman in Fairfax, Virginia, as well as the attack on a mosque in London killing one person and injuring 11. Trump’s silence […]

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  • What Really Happens When Women Writers Ask For More Money

    By Brittany Stalsburg
    June 20, 2017

    The publishing industry has a gender inequity problem. Can it be remedied? Recently, I had a story accepted by the editor of a city paper. Since he hadn’t mentioned pay, I asked whether the publication compensates their contributors. He replied that no, they did not. Then he said this: “Frankly, because of the mention of […]

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  • What Pride Is Really All About

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    June 20, 2017

    Pride was born in resistance to state violence and it is our responsibility to continue that legacy. We’re out on the streets of Denver celebrating Pride, which takes place every year in June to commemorate the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall riots and the beginning of today’s movement for LGBTQ equality and liberation. The riots […]

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  • Why We Need The Brown And Black Bars On The Gay Pride Flag

    By Asher Kennedy
    June 16, 2017

    This blatant white-washing of an issue is exactly the reason why we need the change: So queer POC like myself no longer feel like we are sitting on the outside of a group that is supposed to make us feel safe. The Pride flag is something that is globally known as a unifying symbol for the LGBTQ+ […]

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  • Gay In The Age Of Trump

    By Anne Penniston Grunsted
    June 8, 2017

    With Donald Trump’s election, the LGBTQ+ community is again in crisis mode and my only way forward is to fight. The Equality March for Unity and Pride takes place this Sunday, June 10, in Washington D.C. There will also be a host of local marches around the country. According to the organizers, the goal of […]

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  • Can Female Friendships Survive Trump?

    By Sherry Amatenstein
    May 31, 2017

    In instances where people’s core values, beliefs, and goals are almost cartoonishly opposed, building a bridge, at least for now, seems impossible. When I took on this assignment to write about the traumatizing byproduct our polarized political landscape has had on personal relationships — with polls estimating tension is the new normal between family and/or […]

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  • Women Aren’t Special: The Insidious Nature Of Benevolent Sexism

    By Jessica Schreindl
    May 30, 2017

    Until women are respected as fully human and fully unique, we will continue to be placed on pedestals and in boxes that define us by our gender and determine our destinies. A friend of mine recently shared a Vox article written by a self-proclaimed progressive dude titled, “Democrats should start accepting pro-life liberals like me” […]

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