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Simone Biles Is "Tired" of Men Controlling Women's Bodies
After the Caster Semenya decision, Simone defended her fellow athlete and shutdown trolls.
By Brittney McNamara

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Fat People With Eating Disorders Deserve to Be Believed
There's no one way people with eating disorders look.
By Charlotte Zoller

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Who Will Protect Black Girls?
Violence against Crystal Richards, Megan Thee Stallion, and so many more show how vulnerable we are.
By A. Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez

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Barbie Ferreira Said She Rejects Labeling Models as Straight- or Plus-Size
Instead of this “othering,” Barbie wants us to recognize all models as the same.
By Brittney McNamara

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Fatphobia and Racism Are Inextricably Linked
We need to consider that link when thinking about police violence.
By Charlotte Zoller

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We Can't Erase Disability in the Black Lives Matter Movement
"Just like we cannot afford to forget the names of those victims, we also must not erase their disabilities."
By Sarah Kim
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For These Native Girls, Boxing Is a Way to Fight an Epidemic of Violence
ESPN's “Blackfeet Boxing: Not Invisible” sheds light on an ongoing issue.
By Angie Jaime

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Meet 20 LGBTQ Young People Changing the Face of Media and Activism
GLAAD's 20 Under 20 list is a who's who of young, queer activists changing things for the better.
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By Spencer Harvey & Clare Kenny

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The Black Trans Lives Matter March Was This Year's Pride
Ceyenne Doroshow reflects on speaking at the march and witnessing history.
By Ceyenne Doroshow, as told to Harron Walker

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Don't Forget About Breonna Taylor
The woman who organized Breonna's birthday memorial wants everyone to show up for Black women.
By Mary Retta

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Halsey Perfectly Explained White-Passing Privilege
“Nobody is gonna kill me based on my skin color.”
By Brittney McNamara

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What These Students Wish They Could Have Told Their Classes at Graduation
Hear graduation speeches from students across the country.
By Teen Vogue Staff

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How My Chinese-American Parents Told Me They Loved Me Without Words
In my household, cut fruit means “I love you.”
By Jasmine Han

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It's OK to Say the Word "Fat"
If it makes you uncomfortable, it's time to question why.
By Charlotte Zoller

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Lana Del Rey Is Living in a White Feminist Cage She Built Herself
Maybe it's not that feminism doesn't see Lana, but that she doesn't see herself in the place feminism has come.
By Brittney McNamara

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How This Lawyer Is Saving Women's Health From Home
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists chief legal and policy offer shows us a day in her life.
By Teen Vogue

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Activist Amanda Nguyen's Secret to Countering Racism Is Joy
“Joy is the most radical form of rebellion.”
By Brittney McNamaraPhotography by Lærke Rose Møllegaard

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For First-Generation Students Like Me, Cancelling Graduation Stings Even More
My family and I got to this major milestone despite generational obstacles, and now we're losing this milestone.
By Yaasmeen Piper

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I Thought My Voice Sounded "Too Chinese." Now, That's Exactly What I Like About It
I stayed quiet for years, not wanting other people to hear my “difference.”
By Chloe Xiang

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Spanglish Is Seen as "Incorrect" English Because It's Not Legible to Whiteness
Language matters — Spanglish included.
By Juliana Delgado Lopera