What we already know about the Florida congressman is plenty contemptible and corrosive without having to fall back on pernicious myths about sex trafficking.

Even before the vote was called, the bill’s supporters were given the floor to cast doubt on trans peoples’ lives.

If George Floyd was somehow culpable in his own death, the defense seemed to argue, then so were the bystanders.

Massage workers and sex workers know how to fight the kind of extraordinary violence we saw last week. It’s time we listened.

The power to control people’s lives through institutionalized bias, stigma, and violence is key to the Republican project. That’s why they hate the Equality Act.

What is lost when we fail to name Everard’s alleged killer as a cop?

The crisis of care is not new for low-income parents. The pandemic just spread the pain—and created new audiences for old solutions.

Convicting a police officer of murder or creating more oversight won’t stop the killing

The nursing home scandal and harassment allegations exist on a continuum of labor abuses. This is how the governor operates.

The mainstreaming of “sex work is work” and strong decriminalization policy proposals are signs of the movement’s success. What comes next?

He’s certainly qualified to be Biden’s attorney general—but that doesn’t mean he’ll do what’s necessary to prosecute Trump-era abuses and reform the Justice Department.

Republican senators culpable in the violence looked elsewhere, as did the police, for explanations of what went wrong on January 6.

At his Senate confirmation hearing, Attorney General nominee Merrick Garland awakened a violent chapter in our history—and vowed to write a new one.

A string of Trump-associated Republicans have recently faced charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors. It won’t matter to Q’s true believers.

A protest in St. Louis exposed the deadly risks incarcerated people in the U.S. have faced for a year. Vaccine delays have only heightened those tensions.

The Georgia congresswoman is not some wayward suburban CrossFit wife, a Trump supporter caught in a conspiratorial riptide. She has only benefited from being so underestimated.

The anti-abortion gathering isn’t “canceled,” its organizers announced—it’s going “virtual.”

As law enforcement agencies search their ranks for extremists, deeper questions have emerged about the racist, conspiratorial thinking embedded in those institutions.

The United States should follow the examples of other nations that were brave enough to make their despotic leaders face justice.

The Facebook COO’s denials about the platform’s role in the violence at the Capitol should be the last straw.