I Talked to 54 Women at Coachella. They All Said They Had Been Sexually Harassed
Each one had a story from Weekend 1 during Coachella 2018.
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On average, between four and seven American children die each day because of abuse and neglect. Most of them — approximately 70% — were two years old or younger. But even when children survive abuse,...
View ArticleHalima Aden Returns To Kenya For Our July Cover Story
“Growing up, I never saw magazine articles painting Muslim women in a positive light.”
View ArticleWhat It Is And Why Pop Culture Loves It
It’s a complicated philosophy that’s more than just a punk rock phrase.
View ArticleWhat ‘Capitalism’ Is And How It Affects People
What it is, how it works, and who is for and against it.
View ArticleThis 9-Year-Old Basketball Player Is Asking Steph Curry Why His Sneakers Are...
“Girls want to rock the Curry 5s, too.”
View ArticleThe History Of The Black Radical Group MOVE And Its Infamous Bombing By Police
How Philadelphia became “the city that bombed itself.”
View ArticleCori ‘Coco’ Gauff on Winning, Fame, and Life Off the Tennis Court
The 15-year-old tennis star opens up about training, her new fame, and how much she loves to win.
View ArticleWhen I Started Dating Women I Thought Misogyny Would Be Gone. I Was Wrong
"Why was it so hard for me to believe a woman could be hurtful too?"
View ArticleI Used To Be A Bully And This Is Why I Stopped
"It was in an effort to boost my own self worth that I bullied others."
View ArticleJane Fonda On The Climate Crisis, Getting Arrested And Five Decades Of Activism
The first thing Jane Fonda says to me after I sit down across from her in the lobby of a plush Manhattan hotel is, "What's with the guillotine?"
View ArticleMerriam-Webster Dictionary Will Update Their Definition Of 'Racism' Thanks To...
Kennedy Mitchum, a recent graduate of Drake University, convinced the famous dictionary brand to include more about systemic oppression in its definition.
View ArticleSchools Are Enforcing Dress Codes During Online Classes
"This is not a normal situation or a normal school year, and schools need to understand that."
View ArticleService Workers Describe Rude Customers, Health Risks During COVID-19
Young service workers talk about how the coronavirus pandemic has made their occupation even more stressful, with customers tipping poorly and refusing to wear masks.
View ArticleI Gave Birth In A Refugee Camp (2018)
These Rohingya women fled their homes to escape violence.
View ArticleRepresentative Ilhan Omar And Isra Hirsi On The Future Of Politics And 2020
Ilhan Omar and her daughter Isra Hirsi on the 2020 election, social media scrutiny, and finding their own political paths.
View ArticleWhat We Can Learn From Vaccines In Past Pandemics
Looking to history tells us what mistakes we should avoid in the vaccine rollout, and which ones we're already making.
View ArticleTikTok's New Makeup Trend Is Faking Under-Eye Bags
From beauty to fashion, TikTok is the place where trends are born these days. People flock to the app daily to share product reviews, try out unconventional hacks, and open up about their biggest...
View ArticleThe Generation Wars Are A Distraction
America's structural crises are harmful to people of all ages.
View ArticleOverwork Is Literally Making Us Sick
"It was like working while covered in rug burn," says Britney, 21, of her experience as an essential worker during the pandemic.
View ArticleHer Name Is Not Honey Boo Boo
Alana Thompson is no longer the rambunctious child beauty queen the world knew as Honey Boo Boo. And she'd like you to use her real name.
View ArticleNatalia Bryant, Daughter And Dreamer, Is Ready To Take On The World
"I love talking about my dad. It's bittersweet, but I enjoy talking about him more than it's sad for me."
View Article'The Activist' On CBS Turns Organizing Into A Depressing Competition
This op-ed criticizes a new CBS reality show that pits "activists" against each other for money.
View ArticleWho Actually Gets To 'Escape' Into Fandom?
All experiences of escapism are not created equally.
View ArticleGabby Petito's Seemingly-Idyllic Online Life Highlights A Dark Side Of Social...
As she tried to build her online following, Gabby's death shows that visibility doesn't equal protection.
View ArticleSocial Media And Mental Health: How To Make Your Relationship Healthier
Much sinister information about tech companies like Facebook has come to light in recent years — but with each new leak, the understanding of social media and mental health seemingly gets worse.
View ArticleHow 'Law & Order' Shaped Our Views Of Policing
We've been taught to root for the police and the prosecutor.
View ArticleWhat It's Like To Be The Child Of A January 6 Insurrectionist
On the anniversary of the January 6 Capitol insurrection, young people whose parents participated say their family relationships may never be repaired.
View ArticleCOVID At Work: Employers Are Telling Workers Not To Take Tests
Because they want them to come in no matter what.
View ArticleWork Culture Makes Individual Workers Feel Like A Problem
This op-ed argues that workers are not problems to be "fixed."
View ArticleInside the Fight Over Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
Outraged students are speaking out.
View ArticleWhen You Donate Clothing, These Women Carry The Load
The Or Foundation's Chloe Asaam explains her work with textile waste and the women who carry it.
View ArticleBella Hadid Says She Regrets Getting A Nose Job At 14
The supermodel got candid about plastic surgery, imposter syndrome, and more in a new interview with Vogue.
View ArticleWhy Employers Should Have To List Pay On Job Postings
Transparency would make a huge difference for women.
View ArticleRachel Zegler Says She Wasn't Invited to the Oscars
The actor stars in "West Side Story," which is up for seven awards during Sunday's ceremony.
View ArticleCradle To College: Teen Parents Must Navigate A System That Rarely Includes Them
Lynsie Kimple is 18, a high school senior, and gets straight A's. She works several part time jobs, cleaning houses and waiting tables at a large chain restaurant. She is also the parent of...
View ArticleYoung Voters Think the US Is on the Wrong Track
Ninety percent of young voters Teen Vogue surveyed said so.
View ArticleThe Gross, Predictable Commercialization Of Juneteenth
The brands are, of course, at it again.
View ArticleMeet The Teen Behind The Viral 'I Voted' Sticker
"It's been really fun," says the 14-year-old.
View ArticleMatt Gaetz Body-Shamed A Teen — Who Then Launched A Fundraiser For...
"I think he's scared. I honestly think he's terrified."
View ArticleA 22-Year-Old's Tweet Helped Fuel $500K In Donations For John Fetterman
An awkward video of Senate candidate Dr. Oz prompted huge donations to his opponent.
View ArticleDemi Lovato's '29' Is Making People Who've Been In 'Inappropriate'...
TikTok users are opening up about past relationships they've come to see as age inappropriate.
View ArticleWhat Food Shaming Looks Like For Black Women
Humiliating others about what they eat should never be okay.
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