Florencia Orlandoni writes about her recent experience at the 2020 Women’s March in San Francisco performing the Chilean anti-rape anthem “Un violador en tu camino.”
As America has viscerally demonstrated, if society treats prisoners like a problem, it creates far greater ones.
To honor Juneteenth, Joel Gunz explores opportunities for activism that middle class white people can seize right now.
When rapper 21 Savage was arrested, misinformation about migrant identity and U.S. immigration law spread through social media and other platforms. Florencia Orlandoni sheds light on both subjects.
The American Reality is fear, and fear alone. Despite the change of location, or face, or reason, there is one thing that binds us.
The cost of sexual assault moves far beyond a dollar figure. It’s the subtle devaluing of your quality of life, it’s the greater fear that is harder to quantify.
Being angry on the internet, or at work, continues to be a part of our lives. However, stepping back and gazing at it, the pattern is obvious.
While the hammer might have judged Brett Kavanaugh innocent, the cluelessness of sex and consent remains. Education starts at school, as it did with me.
Michael Marmot has discovered an important societal aspect: those of higher station enjoy a greater standard of health; lifestyle has little to do with it.
