Voices

It’s more than just initiatives to get them involved.

She wrote an op-ed for "Teen Vogue" to spread the word.

She's making her voice and those of others like her heard.

"Tamil was my blood, and it became the thing that helped me glue my identity back together."

From her morning routine to how she runs her female-focused financial platform.

This is how I learned to demand more.

Jamil seems to have figured out that she doesn't belong at the forefront of the movement — but she can amplify it.

It's used to assuage fears that fat isn't transient, and fat children may become fat adults.

The two came together to talk representation, obstacles, and embracing the word fat.

Jordyn opens up about loss, her journal, and how she's changing.

Whether it's a raise or some respect, these self-advocacy tips can help you.

"Accepting a 'white-passing' identity would deny who I am and be an act of self-genocide."

"We have fought like hell for our freedom and we will continue to fight like hell."

"It's time to change the conversation around 'difficult' names."

"I made space for myself in a predominantly white, male field."

Pastry-chef edition.