About 1.4 million Americans are in danger of being erased from existence - according to the federal government, that is. And, as history has shown time and time again. if the government does not consider someone an equal citizen of this country, those people are likely to face cruel discrimination, poverty and violence. Credit: Franziska Barczyk On October 21, 2018, The New York Times published an alarming piece about the potential future for transgender people in America. If

The de Young Museum in San Francisco, CA unveiled their new exhibition "Contemporary Muslim Fashions," on September 21st and has been mesmerizing visitors since. Since 2001, Americans have exhibited intense and emotional reactions to Islam and those who practice it in the country and across the world. The hostility and fear shown in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 was reminiscent of the reactions to Japanese-Americans in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. The following decade has

The culture that Brett Kavanaugh and his classmates kept alive by their enthusiastic participation in high school and college is exactly what the #MeToo movement is trying to dismantle. Sure, some men's careers are going out the door, too, but the #MeToo movement is much bigger than individual person's lives. It's about setting an example for the future to follow. Activist demonstrate against US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in front of the court in Washington, DC, on