Sex and Relationships

Sexual Health + Identity
How Abortion Care Became Linked to Witchcraft Centuries Ago
‘Reproductive Rites’ unearths the untold story of abortion witch hunts, from the days of Socrates through the Salem Witch Trials, to the current moment.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
Losing Your Virginity: Real Talk About What Happens the First Time You Have Sex
From what losing virginity even means to what people wish they'd known before having sex for the first time.
By Kaitlin Menza

Sexual Health + Identity
Anti-Trans Laws Forced Me Out of My Home State. I'm Not Alone
So many teens like me are forced to choose between their home and freedom.
By Wyatt Williams

Health
On ‘Call Her Daddy’ Kamala Harris Talks Abortion, Starting Families, and Pushing Back on Limitations
“I urge all of the daddy gang, don’t hear no. Just don’t hear it.”
By Angie Jaime

Relationships
I'm a Survivor of Child Marriage. What Happened to Me Is Still Legal in 37 States
Here's how I'm working to end child marriage in the U.S.
By Naila Amin

Sexual Health + Identity
Meet the Young People Who Prove That LGBTQ Youth Are Thriving
GLAAD's 20 Under 20 2024 honors outstanding LGBTQ youth who are making the world a better place.
By Jose Useche and Allison Bloom
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Health
Experts Warned Abortion Bans Would Kill People. They Were Right.
We are now seeing the fatal consequences of overturning Roe v. Wade.
By Angie Jaime

Relationships
1 in 4 Gen Z and Millennials Can’t Afford to Have Kids
And in an election year, childcare is a critical issue for candidates vying for the presidency.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
The Labiaplasty Depiction on "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Normalizes a Harmful Idea About Vulvas
There's no such thing as a "designer vagina."
By Brittney McNamara

Health
Selena Gomez Gets Candid About Benny Blanco, Pregnancy and Mental Health
The actor and mogul reveals she can’t carry children due to potential life-threatening medical risks.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
There’s No Such Thing as ‘Post-Birth Abortion’
You’ve probably heard Donald Trump use this term—but that’s infanticide, which is illegal everywhere in the U.S.
By Angie Jaime

Relationships
The Chappell Roan Discourse Should Be a Reminder That Stalking Is All Too Common
If you're mad at Chappell, you're missing the point.
By Sarah John

Sexual Health + Identity
J.K. Rowling’s Latest Target? Transgender Paralympic Sprinter Valentina Petrillo
The Harry Potter author continues to sink to new lows.
By James Factora

Sexual Health + Identity
Karlie Kloss Denounces Florida Abortion Ban That Trump Won’t Even Discuss
In a new op-ed, model and activist Karlie Kloss has stepped forward to advocate on behalf of Amendment 4.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
Here’s Why Planned Parenthood Offered Free Abortion Pills and Vasectomies Outside the DNC
“The mobile unit is here to do what it does best ... to fill gaps and health care for everyday, regular human beings."
By Barbara Rodriguez, The 19th

Sexual Health + Identity
Millions of Students Head Back to Campus Facing Severe Abortion Laws
This fall, millions will attend college in abortion-restricted states, leaving them with limited options.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
What It's Like to Be an Abortion Clinic Escort In the Post-Roe Era
“Clinic escorts remain some of the most steadfast defenders of those accessing abortion care.”
By Jasmine Knox

Sexual Health + Identity
After IUD Horror Stories Go Viral, the CDC Finally Releases Pain Guidance
For the first time, the CDC is recommending that physicians counsel patients about pain management before IUD insertion procedures.
By Angie Jaime

Sexual Health + Identity
Hunter Schafer Reminds Us That Getting Cheated On Isn’t Your Fault
The Euphoria star split with Dominic Fike over a year ago.
By Teen Vogue

Voices
New Federal Protections for Trans Students Take Effect—But Not Everywhere
In many school districts, the law will be enforced in some schools, but not others.
By Angie Jaime