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They Don’t Speak For Us: Radiohead’s ‘OK Computer’ in the Age of Collapse
There’s a latent sense of hope tinged with rage tucked away in the album.
‘Psycho’ for the Anxious: Why Horror Movies Bring Me Comfort
“I know I am about to be afraid, and I am also about to be just fine. This is controlled terror.”
Passing for Human #11: On the Train
“If you look at them, they won’t have power over you anymore.”
Magic Is for Everyone: Meet Some of the Artists Bringing Racial Diversity to Tarot
Creators of new decks seek to address the need for representative and culturally specific tarot.
What to Do About the Vagina
“When writing about my labiaplasty, I had to remain present and expose every bloody detail.”
The Wanking Foreigner From ‘The Big Bang Theory’
“I have a theory that Western popular culture is on a mission to desexualize Asian men. And it’s working.”
When All This Is History: North London, the Land, and Life with a Neurological Disorder
I have never been anything but this ragged, medicated self; I have never been less aware of the ground beneath my feet.
How to Prepare for an Emotional Disaster: A Comic
Keep a notebook of all the ways things could go wrong so as to curb expectations.
Justin Bieber Is My Lesbian Icon
It’s not about getting away with things. It’s about becoming more comfortable with myself.
Situational Ethics for Toddlers: Explaining ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Hamilton,’ and Stonewall Jackson to My Rebel-Obsessed Daughter
What makes one rebellion just and the next unjust?