The Chaos Issue
“Feminist Fight Club” Is a Manual on How to Destroy Office Patriarchy
Feminist Fight Club works through male stereotypes one encounters in the office and offers tips on how to counteract their boorish behavior.
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“Sirena” Empowers Cholas To Create Community
Sirena is seven tracks of pure euphoria, best enjoyed while biking around the graffitied streets of your hood of choice.
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Three Icons: 30 Years Later “Trio” Still Offers a Unique Sound
“The Complete Trio Collection” is a winding mountain road of nuanced, often bittersweet emotions that features everything from upbeat gospel numbers to heart-wrenching breakup ballads.
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Chess Master: “Queen of Katwe” Is Disney’s Greatest Feat
Unlike most Disney and other Western films set in Africa and focused on Black people, this film doesn’t employ lazy, racist, heteronormative tropes. There is no white savior.
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“The If Project” Amplifies the Voices of Women Behind Bars
The IF Project interviews inmates at the Washington Corrections Center for Women and the cop who heads the program, Kim Bogucki.
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“For All We Know” Proves NAO is Ready to be a Headliner
NAO’s lyrics tell complex stories throughout For All We Know, exhibiting a full, and fully relatable, spectrum of emotions.
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Dehumanizing Victims: “Profiled” Shines Light on Forgotten Police Brutality Victims
Profiled follows families of victims of police violence in New York as they fight for justice for their loved ones.
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Game Changer: Finding Community and Self-Evolution
The empowerment online video games offers to people struggling to find a communities offline is immense.
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This is Your Brain on Drugs: Women lead the field in psychedelic psychotherapy
We now know that the U.S.-led “War on Drugs” has failed to stop people from using drugs. But one thing prohibitionists did succeed in halting, for decades, was scientific psychedelics research.
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Our Apocalypse, Ourselves: How Fictional Apocalypses Reveal and Soothe Our Greatest Fears
In a way, dystopian tales act as bedtime stories and cautionary tales for adults.
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