On December 12, women in 18 cities across the U.S. went on strike to protest the impending election of Donald J. Trump to the country’s highest office.
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There’s an old saying that those who can’t do, teach, but Alison Diaz proving that to be nothing but a myth
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We already know that exercise is good for both our mental and physical health, but now research has proven that the people who exercise more often are actually better suited to deal with stress at work.
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE A STRESSFUL TIME for most people, and you would think that would make us all a bit more understanding. Unfortunately, the most…
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Many of us are aware that there has been a struggle playing out in North Dakota between the native American community and the federal government for the better part of 2016.
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It isn’t often, in this day and age, that an opportunity to fight actual Nazis presents itself, but you can do exactly that by supporting Rogue One: A Star Wars Story when it hits theaters on December 16.
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Today, more than ever before, it’s important that we do as much as we can to stop the normalization of Donald Trump in the media and in our homes. Whatever has happened in the last few hours, days, or weeks to outrage and harm us, no matter how far we are into Trump’s tenure as president, our mission remains the same.
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In 1985, The Guerilla Girls famously protested that only 5% of the art on the walls of The Metropolitan Museum of Art was made by women, yet they made up 85% of the depictions of nude bodies.
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Less than one month after he won the general election, Donald Trump has failed to blossom into the “presidential” president-elect his handlers promised months ago.
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Hollywood and the film industry have long had a major problem with equality when it comes to anyone who isn’t a straight, white male. While this fact isn’t news to anyone, it has increasingly been brought to the forefront of our nation’s social consciousness in the past few years.
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Victory cheers rang out across the U.S. on Sunday, as the Army Corps of Engineers announced that it would not grant the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) permission to drill under the Missouri River.
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Zadie Smith is a British-born literary sensation. A novelist, short story writer, and essayist, she has won the Orange Prize for Fiction, been on Granta’s list of the top 20 young writers, and now teaches in the Creative Writing program at New York University.
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