Entrepreneurs are using technology and social media to expand the reach of authors of color

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The Daily Caller's latest attack rings hollow in the age of sexting, boob songs and Bush's leaked self-portraits

TV seems to have learned what so many of us have always known—Asian dudes are hot, and they can get the girl

The preteen delivered a powerful and important speech at March For Our Lives

One grad student virgin exposes the secrets of her tribe.

I want to challenge my own anxiety about nudity. But can I really handle downward dog without any clothes on?

Are the ties that bind gay men to straight women beginning to fray?

Spears' body shaming is unnecessary and also may reflect the way she was raised

Scorned for speaking her mind, punished for lying about her past, Carrie Prejean is a shining example of our mixed-up ideas about American womanhood.

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An image meant to depict "Asian American" support is a cast photo of fictional characters from "All-American Girl"

The glorious anguish of teenage struggle rendered in a loving, if antic film

This tender look at the life of Bettie Page -- played by a fearless, gorgeous Gretchen Mol -- gets intimate without demystifying the pinup icon.

Does she even see herself, or us, in the Asian American women who were killed?