Get Naked for Your Mental Health
I’ll never forget when I spent my first weekend alone with one of my earliest partners. We slept in the nude and when I got up to make breakfast, I
I’ll never forget when I spent my first weekend alone with one of my earliest partners. We slept in the nude and when I got up to make breakfast, I
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy is a 23-year-old Jamaican-American artist from South Florida, exploring themes of identity, race, and queerness through her painting. A graduate of New World School of the Arts, she
Hardworking, creative, and passionate are three words artist Shayn Green (she/her or they/them) uses to describe herself — and rightfully so. As the creator of Big Nose Baddies, Green has
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On the night of March 5, as rain washed over the streets of New York City, inside Playhouse Bar in the West Village, a DJ bumped music for a monthly
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Content Warning: This article discusses topics related to mental health challenges, systemic inequities, and suicide rates among marginalized communities. If you find these topics distressing, please prioritize your well-being and
As a woman, I spent most of my life hearing unsolicited comments about my looks. At some point, the comments started following a pattern: my skin was too pale, my
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Over the last week, you’ve likely seen the name Sam Nordquist on social media or in the news. It can be difficult to take in yet another story of hatred,