Gen Z Women Are Coming Out on Tik Tok and It’s Chaotic and Perfect
When Millennials confessed their gayness, it was long-winded and boring. Now, the women of Gen-Z are flipping the coming out process on its head.
Michael Arceneaux’s ‘I Don’t Want to Die Poor’ is a Rallying Cry for a Generation in Debt
Michael Arceneaux’s “I Don’t Want to Die Poor” is a rallying cry for a generation whose financial woes were exacerbated by the 2008 crisis, corporate greed and now a global pandemic.
Opinion: Black and Asian Communities Must Unite During This Pandemic
The Trump administration has recently used the terms “Chinese Virus,” and “Kung-Flu” to disparage Chinese communities at a time when hate crimes against people perceived to be Asian have surged. From a student in Australia who was beaten to a woman on the New York City subway who was verbally abused, the attacks are making […]
As a DREAMer, I Still Worry About my Immigration Status
“Letters from Immigrants” is a series of testimonials gathered by Chaos+Comrades. The series aims to create a deeper understanding of the immigrant experience and humanize the millions of people who come to the United States in search of a better life. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is an Obama-era law that protects undocumented immigrants […]
Carson Tueller, a Disabled LGBTQ+ Advocate, Wants to Change How We Think About Sexuality
Interview by Abigail Castillo and Ian Kumamoto Design by Chantal Hernandez
Five Moments That Changed Black Activism Since MLK
Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X left indelible marks in American history and both men, despite their differences, hoped to empower black Americans to demand their rights as citizens. But decades after their murders, racial tensions in the United States have taken a radically distinct shape: no longer a fixture of our laws, racism […]
