US Politics

Rep. Pramila Jayapal's Journey Is "Every Immigrant's Story"

Rep. Pramila Jayapal, of Washington state, is known for being an outspoken advocate of social justice, reproductive freedoms, and immigrants' rights.

The Biden Administration Is Rolling Out New Abortion Initiatives — Here's What to Know

Jan. 22 marks what would have been the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade.

How the Dominican Republic's Recent Actions Reveal Deep-Seated Prejudices Against Haitians

On Sept. 15, the Dominican Republic closed all entry points along its border with neighboring Haiti.

I'm Anxious About the Future of DACA For People Like Me — but I'm Not Defeated

Six months ago, I wrote my first opinion piece for POPSUGAR.

Why We Still Need to Fight For the Equal Rights Amendment, 100 Years Later

This year marks 100 years since the introduction of the Equal Rights Amendment and half a century since it passed in Congress.

In the Face of Corporate Controversy, True Pride Will Always Persist

A few years ago, in June, I was walking through Target with my mom.

These Trans Drag Performers Continue to Do What They Love — Despite the Risks

Brigitte Bandit and her fellow Austin, TX, drag performers have taken extra precautions when heading to shows in recent months.

"The L Word" Cast Speak at the White House For LGBTQ+ Rights During Lesbian Visibility Week

In honor of honor Lesbian Visibility Week, the cast of "The L Word" headed to the White House on April 25 to speak to the press about issues affecting LGBTQ+ people.

A Queer High-School Senior Tells Us About Life in Florida After "Don't Say Gay" Expansion

Image Source: Courtesy of Will Larkins

Trump's Arraignment Is a Victory For Women — but It's Still Not Enough

An adult-film actor brings down a former president.

How to Take Action on Police Brutality and Anti-Black Racism

Nancy Pelosi Steps Down From House Democratic Leadership – Here's What That Means

Nancy Pelosi shared a crucial update regarding the future of her political career in a speech from the Capitol on Nov. 17.