representation

“I’m so stoked that I got to play a brown character like Aneesa who is something we don’t see.”

"[Maitreyi is] allowing us to see ourselves in a way that hasn’t really been depicted before."

“We’re not looking to replicate the hierarchies that exist in Congress right now.”

For the fourth year in a row, trans representation was missing on the big screen.

Students and professors are fighting for major curriculum changes.

"I hear that without sufficient dark-skinned Afro-Latino representation, the work feels extractive of the community we wanted so much to represent with pride and joy.”

“I would love for Latinx stories to be portrayed genuinely, by Latinx people, and also with the same resources and marketing as big-budget productions."

“His whole point was that America had to see that we were everywhere.”

“We want to bring everyone up, make cool stuff, and incorporate our history and culture in a way that we can identify.” 

"You dream of living in a million universes. The good news is: you’ll never stop chasing them down."

BTS has proven time and time again that Asians unequivocally do belong on stage, which I no longer see as a place of scrutiny, but of celebration.

The 25-year-old talks about his boldest role yet.

The actress debuts her first novel this month.

Tony Eldon says his Black history account helped prepare him to get into politics.

“[I] still have to convince people to see me in a role that wasn’t built for me.”

“A party that claims progressive feminist politics must actually practice them.”

The term was never meant to be exclusionary.

At what point do you remember seeing yourself in fandom for the very first time?

We need more Gaels.