Native Americans won a massive victory in June when the Supreme Court reaffirmed the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act. This 1978 bill prioritized adopting Native foster children within
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Mexican painter Frida Kahlo survived polio, a car accident, chronic pain and early 20th-century expectations to become a famous artist and cultural icon. Kahlo’s works did not become famous until about
The humble storefront of Patchouli Joe’s Book and Indulgences has only been open for four years, finding its roots in Austin and Denton, Texas. The story behind the brick-and-mortar, which
The Writers Guild of America, a coalition of the Writers Guild of America’s East and West labor unions, announced a labor strike on May 2nd after six weeks of negotiations with the
Content warning: This article contains language and content related to police violence. Reader discretion is advised. This year alone, there
To start the night’s lesson, PETAL Project Co-Founder and papermaking workshop host Alex Khraish asked the group of attendees what
While there is nothing wrong with a little bit of friendly competition, women are often encouraged or expected to compete
When hairstylist and lead singer of LoveSick Mary, Beth Heffernan, was a little girl, her grandmother Mary spent hours in their
In modern media, an almost overwhelming amount of content is available for people to consume. Most people believe we constantly
Content warning: this story contains language and content related to sexual violence. Reader discretion is advised Since the #MeToo movement
