What is woke and what does it really mean?
"Woke" is a term appropriated from Black communities and has now been used by the right against them and other groups.
March 7, 2025
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"Woke" is a term appropriated from Black communities and has now been used by the right against them and other groups.
Activists say the definition can still be refined, but it's something to celebrate on Bisexual Visibility Day.
The host of podcast Food 4 Thot discusses how he tries to change the definition of masculinity on the LGBTQ&A podcast.
The irony is as thick as the weed smoke coming from that Super8 motel room, writes Amanda Kerri.
A race has a definite beginning and end. Sex and gender do not.
The federal government just made it easier for certain workers to get paid sick time to care for their partners and nonblood relatives.
Xenophobic vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence brushes off his running mate's history of racism, and his flip response is now a website.
If you've helped raise a child, you can seek custody and visitation rights even if you aren't related by law or biology, the state's highest court rules.
The film's pursuit of religious viewers raises questions about its removal of gay subtext.
The secretary of Defense, now in trouble over military strikes on an alleged drug trafficking boat, has plenty of toxic deeds on his record.
The 34-year-old California man sent threatening messages to Meriam-Webster because he was upset about LGBTQ-inclusive language.
Trump's counselor equated feminism with hating men and loving abortions, but the 150-year-old dictionary wasn't having it.

When Melody Mohn was told her partner, Hela Young, wasn't eligible to be included on her city pool's family pass, she took action.
Smollett staging an attack on himself doesn't sound like the guy she knows, Latifah says.