Stepping onto the boldly printed tile floor, looking up to nothing but the iridescence of color and disco balls hanging above, one discovers 10 different…
Posts published in “Gender & Race”
Upon moving to Uptown, G Silverstein-Tapp quickly realized the neighborhood’s dire lack of businesses and culture available for queer women as well as trans, nonbinary…
In a time that seems like forever ago, if someone of importance in our society had offended, berated, or even misspoke on a topic, people…
Judicial seats are not high on the list of closely watched campaigns. They don’t drive election turnout. For the diligent, looking up information on those…
Yasmine Tarr may only be 16 years old, but the issues she addresses as a leader of Youth 4 Black Lives have a widespread impact. A…
Zenaida Lopez grew up in a house with no electricity, but full of heart. Lopez and her two brothers are co-founders of the Puerto Rican…
Vibrant laughter and exhausted breathing echoed in the attic of the Second Unitarian Church, 656 W Barry Ave., as a Jiu Jitsu instructor and student…
Iman Kashkash had just begun learning to drive in Syria when she was forced to flee the country with her daughter, son and daughter-in-law in…