Emma Glassman-Hughes

The legacy of the Black American bookshop goes all the way back to 1834, when free-born David Ruggles opened a space in New York City dedicated to abolitionist and feminist works.

Literature hasn't always been kind to women. Male writers have abused, infantilized, degraded, and ignored women characters for as long as stories have been told.

Contrary to what it might sound like, there is a difference between porn and nude movies.

Gen Zers have been flirting with lavender marriages for economic relief. But since Trump's reelection, LGBTQ+ youth feel it may soon be their only option.

I was skeptical of this “zodiac-based retreat” in St. Lucia and its star sign–specific activities. Then I saw the Scorpio itinerary.

The world's first Palestinian-Israeli pop group, with two singles and a Paramount+ docuseries, raises questions about the political role of the boy band.

That tomato sauce you made is just OK — but what if you add a splash of soy sauce and vinegar? These are the umami ingredients we can't live without.

If the plan succeeds, it will help rebuild wetlands and food sources for the tribe, once largely excluded from environmental decision-making.

Men in romantic relationships with women aren't always great at making friends with women. The re-election of Trump makes it urgent that they try.

Everyone loves a latke, but with eight nights to kill, why not try your hand at some Sephardic donuts or Italian fried artichokes this year, too?