This the story of Deepa Saxena, a former teacher who, for the past ten years, has been inscribing her words on the walls of Meerut; a small town in Northern India. Read more
Meet The Artist Photographing Walls Scribbled With Mental Anguish In India
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Bianca Xunise Is A Black Goth, ‘Unapologetically Hood,’ And Changing The World With Comics
‘I am exploring how goth intersects with my Blackness.’ Read more
Dear SCOTUS, What Horrors Have These Children Fled?
Scenes From Iran’s Night Of Fire
Before Iranian New Year, Tehran becomes a living, breathing explosion. Read more
When Selfies Are A Radical Act
The gender breakdown of selfie-taking currently skews far more female (or gender non-conforming), and so a lot of the language against selfies has taken on a lot of the tone that is often leveled at “feminine-coded” behaviors: too vain, too superficial, too much, too occupying of our visual space. Read more
Worst Night Ever: Grand Larceny On New Year’s Eve
A five-shots-of-anything-for-$10 deal, a young Tom Selleck lookalike, a swollen ankle, a cop car, a lost cab, and bumfuck Brooklyn — “Guys We Fucked” co-host Krystyna Hutchinson opens up about a New Year’s Eve to remember (and regret). Read more