Le jour où j'ai commencé à reconnaître le racisme systémique
L'eau a toujours été empoisonnée.
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O dia em que comecei a reconhecer o racismo sistêmico
Sempre houve veneno na água.
Desiree Akhavan Is Changing The Way We See Bisexuality On Screen
Critics are really excited about Appropriate Behavior. Bisexual woman everywhere are even more excited about what's next for the woman who wrote it.
How A Catholic Mom Learned To Love Her Trans Son — And His Wife
Liam Lowery talks with BuzzFeed about coming out to his parents as trans, and why it's just as important to hear from families who have learned to love their LGBT kids without reservation.
This Woman Wrote A Book With Almost No Male Characters And Women Love It
With Women, Chloe Caldwell proves great literature doesn't require the voices of men.
How 18 People Cope With Seasonal Affective Disorder
BuzzFeeders let us know how they beat the lowest of winter blues.
How Do You Cope With Seasonal Affective Disorder?
It's more than just "the winter blues".
Janet Mock Raised More Than $9,000 To Send Books To Trans People In Prison
And that's after meeting her initial goal of $5,000 in one day.
The Day I Started To Acknowledge Systemic Racism
There has always been poison in the water.
The Definitive Home-For-The-Holidays Survey
'Tis the season to be forced into small spaces with your bloodline.
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