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How the rush back to the office hurts disabled workers—and everyone else.

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Thousands of Yazidis trapped in the Sinjar mountains as they tried to escape from Islamic State (IS) forces, are rescued by K
The Story of the Yazidi Genocide Isn't Over

byFréderike Geerdink

A black and white photo of the United States Supreme Court Building, with the pieces scrambled out of order. In color, there
The United States v. The Rule of Law

byAnna Lind-Guzik

A collage with a black background and flashes of deep blue. In the top left corner, a fragment of a black and white photo of
The Reality of a National Abortion Ban

byRaina Lipsitz

A collage on a fuzzy black background, with a disembodied hand holding a white cutout in the shape of a phone. There are frac
What We Owe Gaza's Journalists

bySafiyah Zaidi

An illustration of a woman in a purple sweatsuit at the top of a mountain, climbing into the solar eclipse (a black circle ov
Total Eclipse of Despair

byAnna Lind-Guzik

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A pastel drawing of a woman with black hair and a green, long sleeved tunic standing in a closet. We see the back of her head
If Clothes Make the Man

byVanessa Hsia

An illustration of seven different illustrations of the same woman through different stages in her life, in a color gradient
The Babysitters Club

byLacy Warner

A woman in a colorful patterned sari, rich with bright oranges and blues and golds. She is holding vegetables she has grown o
A Farm of One's Own

byAliya Bashir

An illustration of an abstract figure, emitting light as if they are a crystal. Their light bounces on the background.
Feminism is for Nonbinary People, Too

byAnna Hamilton

A surreal illustration of someone crying, with one hand covering most of their face, and the other held out in front of them
How Grief Affects Autistic People Differently

byMarianne Eloise