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The Long, Violent History of Racism and Sexism at the U.S.-Mexico Border
And the women who have fought back.
By René Kladzyk
The US Just Left a Global Organization Created to Promote Solidarity
Its missions include improving access to education, gender equality, and freedom of expression.
By Alexa Lisitza
Marriage for Those Under 18 Is Legal in EVERY STATE in the U.S.
It's an underreported issue.
By Ashley Belanger
The U.S. Once Deported U.S. Citizens to Mexico — Even Though Some Never Lived There
The government called it "repatriation," or the return of someone to their own country.
By Araceli Cruz
Teens Legally Cross the U.S-Mexico Border Every Day to Get to School
“When you take yourself over the border and back, you appreciate your opportunities more.”
By Alexis Hodoyan-Gastelum
These Are the Most Misspelled Words In EVERY State, from "Banana" to "Wisconsin"
According to Google.
By Sophie Hirsh
The Best Internet Responses to Donald Trump and Kelly-Anne Conway's 'Working Hard' Photo
“We had so much fun retweeting Twitter Eggs that we didn’t have time to Google the deputy national security adviser!"
By Crissy Milazzo
Why the United States Is Only the 32nd Best Country to Be a Girl
We have some work to do.
By Kate Dwyer
Melania Trump Wants Everyone to Know That She Never Entered America Illegally
"I correctly went through the legal process.”
By Kate Dwyer