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I recently wrote a piece on my personal blog that highlighted seven men who are transforming masculinity, and I was blown away by how well it resonated. In reflecting on the post, I realized that it was so popular because it touched on an unfilled need. We need to talk about what a more inclusive masculinity could actually look like beyond “Real men cry, too.”

Any time sexual assault is brought up, chances are there will be voices complaining that “if they were really raped, they should go to the police.” But that is far from fair. There are many reasons people don’t involve the police, none of which have to do with whether or not a rape actually happened. Here are eight barriers that keep survivors from reporting.

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We really didn’t expect some of these (which reminds us to check our assumptions). Which one surprises you most?

Do you know the numbers of Asian Americans in leading Hollywood roles? It’s really dismal, and this will show you how the media could be doing much better.

The idea of “passing” (or “looking cis”) often comes up as a goal for trans people. But not everyone wants to pass – and here’s why this author and other gender non-conforming people need us to ditch the idea.

How do politicians like Trump rile up their audiences about race while pretending they’re not racist? These racial dog whistles will sound familiar.

Pink "woman" symbol and blue "man" symbol drawn on a chalkboard with a question mark in the middle

Wow, when you think about this way, the way we’re taught to decode each other’s bodies and genders is actually kind of creepy…

Person in a pink shirt is holding up a sign that reads "Down with Men! Up with Feminism!" The image is crossed out in black.

Here’s the perfect analogy for why it’s ridiculous to refuse to listen to feminist goals – and the real info about what feminism’s all about.

A person, against a background of money, holds up a chalkboard that says "Incorrect" with the "in" crossed out

Ever come across those “Share If You Agree” memes about welfare? Here’s what’s really going on with people using public benefits programs – and why those memes are in dire need of a reality check.

On a calendar, the 17th is circled in red with the words "9am mammogram" written and underlined in blue

Do you know why some people are turning down this potentially life-saving test? Here’s what you need to know to make an informed choice about getting mammograms.

Ever wanted someone to leave you alone, but didn’t want to be rude? Anna Akana’s got some super relatable and encouraging advice for situations like this.

Aside from all the merriment that “Over the Hill” jokes bring, something deeper is also allowing for everyone to see making fun of all of the stereotypes of older age as being necessary and perhaps the only way to “deal with” getting older. Which social and cultural condition makes this type of thinking possible? Well, not to put too fine a point on it: ageism.

Does a person’s sexual orientation change if their spouse makes a gender transition? This author’s answer challenges society’s notions about sexuality and gender.

The depiction of rape in the media is not an inherently bad thing. But it is a bad thing when rape is part of a story line just for entertainment, for added suspense and sparkle. When television shows like Law & Order: SVU use and capitalize on rape as a means to allure viewers, the “featured” rape story becomes reduced to a mere gimmick, which is troubling and offensive.

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Humiliation, harassment, abuse – do you know about the many dangers trans people face when flying? Here’s a break-down of the terrible impact, and the necessary changes that are long overdue.

This author is tired of people calling her “highly emotional” or “overly sensitive.” In this article she offers some insights on the reasons people feel the need to label you and your emotions, and your options for managing those labels.

We are yin and yang — seemingly oppositional forces that are actually complementary and interconnected.

Some ways of talking about food can be helpful for people recovering from eating disorders – but sometimes we just need to shut up about it. Here’s the difference.

Do people say you’re being intolerant of other views by caring about social justice? Then these reminders will make your day.

I write this to speak to transgender men who love, desire, and have sex with other men (cis and trans). I write to you with a request. It is not common to discuss the homophobia that exists within our trans men and queer boi communities, especially among those of us who are of color. So brothers, please let’s talk about it now before it’s too late.