The HBO show relishes in dismantling what it sees as the moral puritanism of MeToo, and framing exploitation as an exercise of agency.

Revisiting the forgotten text, 'The F*ggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions,' ahead of the Supreme Court verdict on marriage equality.

Kendall and Roman have only ever had to prove themselves to their dad, the patriarch. Shiv had to prove herself to the patriarchy itself.

The Swaddle's Rohitha Naraharisetty speaks to civil rights activist Thenmozhi Soundararajan about her book, 'The Trauma of Caste: A Dalit Feminist Meditation on Survivorship, Healing, and Abolition.'

Even if they've evolved to become the epitome of the hapless sad girl, bangs never lost their characteristic feature of rebellion and change.

Where the idea of privilege was supposed to be enlightening and radicalizing, it's turned into a linguistic tool to keep the status quo intact.

The essayist Teju Cole called selfies a “visual soliloquy." In the theater of our lives, selfies are an archive to affirm our existence -- and stories.

The problem, it would seem, is the lack of sufficient vocabulary to simply encapsulate the struggles of living in a difficult world.

Why are good morning messages cringe, when affirmations, pop astrology, and manifestation culture are not?

Intersectionality was a powerful concept to describe oppressive systems. Eventually, it became too encompassing to meaningfully critique anything.

"The work women do, the care economy, is the backbone on which the mainstream economy rests."

Many media headlines refer to the awardees solely as "snake-catchers" -- a practice that reinforces stereotypes about caste and labor.

The conversation about appropriation has been confined to individual white celebrities -- but this ignores the workings of power closer home.

Bizarre revelations from Prince Harry's upcoming memoir show the mechanisms of the royals' celebrity.

Individual accountability for its figureheads doesn't de-radicalize the manosphere or its dangerous influence.

A task force from Barbados is considering demanding reparations from Benedict Cumberbatch’s family, among others -- marking a turning point in the global campaign for reparations.

If we blame each other, we’re looking the wrong way.

This week in The Buzz Cut: nepo babies fight back, the internet holds a man to beauty standards, and Indians selectively celebrate one movie over others.