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White privilege doesn’t show up the same way for everyone – so you may balk at the idea that all white people have privilege. By complicating three common examples, this author helps you understand how privilege and marginalization can intersect.

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We get it. It can be hard sometimes to understand the difference between catcalling and complimenting people. But what it really comes down to is respect – and you’re usually better off saying nothing at all. This article is to help those who have the best intentions, but are struggling with understanding when it’s appropriate to approach someone in public.

The Force Awakens is the most anticipated movie of 2015, and it’s essential that we make sure the next Star Wars installment gets it right. While racists have made their displeasure about the #blackstormtrooper known, we’re gearing up for the film with these six issues to correct. Use this list to call for a more inclusive galaxy, not a more racist, misogynistic one.

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“I have the right to reject what you consider respectable.” As a non-binary, gender non-conforming Vietnamese femme, this author has had too many rights denied. Now they’re reclaiming them.

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If you’ve seen Latinas on TV, you probably know the “spicy Latina” stereotype – unfortunately, it’s often the only portrayal we get of Latinas in the media. These are the myths this stereotype is spreading.

Whether it’s the fact that you’re using it too much or that what you’re seeing online is overly negative, just face it: you may need a social media break.

It’s your job to do what you can to educate yourself and show up for your partner in ways big and small.

Homophobia, fatphobia, transphobia – it’s important to name oppressive systems. But are we using a suffix that’s inaccurate, or even harmful?

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We can relate to this – solidarity in our movements, but hurting each other in our personal lives. Can you?

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Do you believe the negativity spread about bipolar disorder? The stigma surrounding this disorder leads people to some uninformed, hurtful conclusions. These myths perpetuate a culture that shames people with the disorder and keeps them from seeking help. Let’s tackle some of the prevalent myths so we can talk about making happiness a possibility for everyone.

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How do you react to “they” pronouns? If these responses are like yours, here’s why it’s time to reflect on your privilege.

In a world that says you’re not valuable in so many ways, you’re not getting as much credit as you deserve. Here’s some love to carry with you, especially when things get tough.

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Do you know what it’s like to love someone who’s suffering? We’re really glad this author’s sharing what he’s learned – this info can help us support our loved ones and ourselves.

Were the election results really about “identity politics” vs class issues? Here’s how this debate centers poor white men and erases the rest of us.

If you’re an intersex person trying to survive, it can be tough finding medical care and other resources. This author gets it – and these tips can help.

Youth non-profits are all about empowering young people…aren’t they? With these common mistakes, adultism in these organizations is a real problem.

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(Trigger warning: Suicide) This author’s suicide attempt wasn’t the worst thing to happen to him. What was worse was the loneliness he felt when he realized he didn’t have a safe space to talk about it. Talking about suicide seems scary, but if we only talk about prevention or losing people to suicide, we make survivors feel invisible. So here’s how we can all do right by attempt survivors.

Hearing the phrase “Asian sadness” made me feel like my depression linked to my Asian American identity isn’t just something I made up.

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Coming out as non-binary comes with a host of challenges. But it is possible to come out, and these tips can help.

What are you going to say to your conservative family members who think racism isn’t a thing, immigrants are taking their jobs, and more? These facts will give you some ideas.