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STI Stigma in Progress: How Jameela Jamil Failed Feminists with HPV
The “feminist-in-progress we all need” is no stranger to criticism.
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What Happens to Queer People Who Don’t Have a Chosen Family?
“I guess it’s felt like queerness alone isn’t enough of a glue.”
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Unshakeable Shame: No One Can Escape the Wedding Industry’s Fatphobia
There’s power to be found when brides refuse the industry its thinness obsession and shape the day on their own terms.
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From Online Discourse to IRL: 4 Bisexual People Define Bisexuality for Themselves
Bitch is lucky to have multiple bisexual employees, so we’re using this roundtable to parse out our own experiences as bisexuals.
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#SafeOutside: The Rise of a #MeToo Movement Outdoors
The fear of another person in the outdoors versus the fear of animals, weather conditions, or getting lost is something that is increasingly felt by women.
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Redefining Limitations: Disabled Athletes Are Adaptive, Resilient, and Still Locked Out
Disability spans all other identities, but it remains a mostly untouched market for companies that cater to the outdoors industry.
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Jennelle Eliana Is Changing the #VanLife Movement
I felt like my family and I could go anywhere in our van. White supremacy complicated that freedom, but it didn’t take it away completely.
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Popaganda: Stovetop Social Justice
The Los Angeles-based organization Miry’s List has been supporting thousands of individuals and hundreds of families resettling as refugees in the United States since 2016.
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You Can’t Be an Ink Master If You Only Tattoo White Skin
A tattoo artist isn’t a master of the art if they can only tattoo white people.
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A Pleasure to Burn: One Family’s Hot-Sauce Heirloom
In my family, harming yourself is unholy, unless that harm is eyes watering from tasting hot sauce.
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