by Violet Webster
Biphobia is perpetrated by straight or generally homophobic people, but also by members of the LGBT+ community. To clear up misconceptions (and to explain why these misconceptions are incredibly harmful to bisexual people) here they are debunked.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death within American Indian communities. No matter the history and background, people, let alone children, can never be overlooked.
Read Moreby Gina Kong
My name is Gina and I am rooting for the plaintiffs as an opponent of affirmative action.
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“You're good at math, for a girl." One day, people will tell me “You’re good at math” and stop there.
Read Moreby Caroline Hurley
Does YouTube have a greater responsibility toward the safety of its viewers or complete and total freedom of speech? Let’s break it down.
by Elliana Polyak
Healthcare, specifically who controls it and who receives it, has always been a difficult and controversial topic. With the topic of abortion so relevant, not only abortion, but reproductive and contraceptive rights are being discussed more than ever. Minor access to these items and the conversation of minor sexual education is something that is pertinent to discuss, especially at the crossroads we as a country are currently facing.
Read Moreby Linda Yu
LGBT rights are once again at stake in the upcoming Supreme Court term. The Supreme Court will hear three cases and decide on whether the anti-discrimination protections of the 1964 Civil Rights Act apply to gender and sexuality.
Read Moreby Sinead Li and Jessica Chang
In an age where it seems free speech is being curtailed - on campuses, in workplaces, and in the public arena, the definition of free speech itself is continually being debated. Robert Post is the Sterling Professor of Law at Yale University, and the author of Democracy, Expertise, and Academic Freedom.
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