In Honor of Women’s Equality Day, We Reflect on Women’s Suffrage
Women’s Equality Day, August 26, is a celebration of the 19th Amendment and women gaining the right to vote.
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7 Women in Politics You Should Know
There’s one bright spot that stands out amidst all of this—the number of women in politics is growing.
9 Tips for Learning a Language in Adulthood
With a little persistence and a lot of patience, you can take the next steps to deepen your cultural learning.
How I Overcame the Insecurities That Kept Me From a Love of Reading
The beauty of being a reader is that there are always new genres that are waiting to be read and new books being released in your favorite genre.
The Feed Fatigue of Social Activism
Feed fatigue—and the subsequent urge to “log out”—is a privilege.
Help Me Understand: What Does Healthy Versus Toxic Masculinity Look Like
When we find men who exemplify healthy masculinity, let’s celebrate them!
A Open Letter to Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron: Breonna Taylor Deserves Justice
This is a letter of accountability to Kentucky Attorney General, Daniel Cameron. We are calling you higher.
How to Live Life as a Constant Learner
Beyond anything else, keep asking questions. Stay curious.
Cancel Culture and French Fries
Darling stands for deep conversations between two inherently valuable people with opposing views on important matters.
On Juneteenth, Slavery Ended But Systematic Racism Still Exists
these examples indicate how cultural, political and economic factors shape systemic racism in the United States.
We Should All Know Her Name: A Book Review on Chanel Miller’s Memoir
Miller, a woman I’ve never spoken to but whose words will echo in my head for years, for allowing us all into her healing.
