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In article about Autism Speaks, the rainbow infinity symbol, which stands for the diversity of the autism spectrum

Autism Speaks Does Not Speak for Autistic People

The organization treats autistic people as 'problems' to be fixed instead of actually listening to their voices.

Lisa Lilianstrom, Northern Illinois University

In an article about road trips, an illustration by Elizabeth Wong of a screen with a canyon on it, with a camera and flashlight in front

How To Prepare for Your National Park Road Trip Adventure

What's more fun than hitting the road with your friends and getting in touch with nature? Just make sure to plan everything out, or your journey will quickly come to an end.

Bradford Smith, Louisiana State University

In an article about gender, a photo a child looking out the back window of a bus

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How To Answer Kids’ Questions About Gender

Children are socialized with assumptions about gender. How should you respond to their unknowingly insensitive questions?

Asha MacKay, Wellesley College

Illustration by Elizabeth Wong of a penguin rereading a book indoors

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Why Everyone Is Rereading Their Favorite Books in Quarantine

During stressful times like these, it's reassuring to return to old, beloved stories instead of forging into the new and unknown.

Karunya Bhramasandra, Stanford University

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‘Valentine’ Portrays the Horrors of a Male-Dominated Small Town

Against the backdrop of a small Texas town, Elizabeth Wetmore's novel is a gritty depiction of a violent, patriarchal society.

S. T. Perez, Texas A&M University, San Antonio

Illustration of makeup for darker skin tones

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Why Can’t the Makeup Industry Make Shades for Darker Skin Tones?

Darker people of color have long been ignored by makeup companies. But if those brands can make brown eyeshadows, they can make brown foundations.

Kayla Johnson, Bradley University

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TikTok’s Tabitha Brown Is the Mom Everyone Needs Right Now

This 41-year-old mother has become an online sensation after posting wholesome vegan recipes and encouraging messages for her 2.8 million followers.

Kate Carter, Middle Tennessee State University

Illustration by Francesca Mahaney of a cottage in an article about cottagecore

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Cottagecore Is Gen Z’s Way of Coping With a Hectic, Modern World

Instead of yearning for big city life, young people are finding an escape by imagining a more pastoral, idyllic lifestyle.

Kaelani Ramirez, Arizona State University

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‘The Great British Baking Show’ Has What American Baking Shows Need

Instead of harsh judges and fierce competition, this program offers friendly cooperation and the fun of working together.

Kali Johnson, Gustavus Adolphus College

In an article about what to do after college, a picture of four people on laptops working around a desk

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Tips on How To Plan Your Next Moves After College

You're finished with school. Now what?

Daniel Reed

No other band is quite like the 1975. The band has managed to create a unique sound and era with every new album. Notes on a Conditional Form is no different as it causes anticipation in its fans.

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The Constant Evolution of the 1975 Keeps Fans Intrigued

The band has managed to create a unique sound and aesthetic with every new album, leaving many wondering what else they might have in store.

Nayeli G. Pena, Colorado College

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‘Fire Force’ Features Complex Plot in Post-Apocalyptic World

The anime will leave you with an endless amount of questions that you'll be begging to have answered.

Janella Tibbetts, Framingham State University

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