Matt Carpio

Your Green Life • 16th October 2024

Sustainable Surf Promises Global Reclamation for Pacific Islanders

Rising over the waves, sustainable surf is becoming more popular. It’s not just a boon to the planet, it’s giving space to the people who originated the sport.

Samson Katt

Green American Magazine • 23rd July 2024

Home Is Where the Climate Action Is

Our hometown communities are special and meaningful to us and it’s time to demand more from officials to steward the cities that elected them to a safe, just, and healthy future.

Mikhail Nilov

Green American Magazine • 17th July 2024

Stand Up for Voting Rights and Democracy and Get Out The Vote!

On the evening of June 12, 1963, civil rights activist Medgar Evers pulled into his driveway in Jackson, Mississippi with a box of T-shirts printed with the slogan “Jim Crow Must Go.”

Osei Doyle and Brendalyn King

Green American Magazine • 18th April 2023

The Hemp Kings' Journey from City to Serenity

On 244 acres, these farmers use regenerative agriculture and peace to change relationships to the land.

cottonbro studio

Green American Magazine • 16th February 2023

Curating a Sustainable Closet

Thrifting or borrowing clothes can be the perfect solutions to finding a new, trendy outfit for your sustainable closet without breaking the bank or harming the planet.

Nandhu Kumar

Your Green Life • 28th September 2022

On Your Next Vacation, Try Sustainable Travel

Pack your water bottle and book a walking tour—this is how you do sustainable travel.

Sony Pictures

The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film • 14th September 2022

The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film Essay: The Craft: Legacy

Fox Searchlight Pictures

The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film • 14th September 2022

The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film Essay: Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Analysis of the film Can You Ever Forgive Me? in the reference guide book, The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film.

Focus Features

The Mary Sue • 18th May 2020

The Female Gaze Makes Emma’s Updated Mr. Knightley the Best Period Drama Love Interest

When it comes to fandom boyfriends, the period drama hero rises to a caliber rarely seen elsewhere, and Autumn de Wilde has perfected it with her subtly updated take on Emma’s Mr. Knightley.

Crooked Media

Gay Star News • 18th July 2019

Ellen and RuPaul: Why we need to hold them accountable - and honor them

EXCLUSIVE: Tre'vell Anderson talks with GSN about where Hollywood needs to go with LGBTI representation

Ted Eytan

Gay Star News • 9th July 2019

Sarah McBride running to be the first trans state senator in the US

She's currently the national press secretary for HRC

Crooked Media

Gay Star News • 28th June 2019

Keep It's Ira and Louis on loving Pride even when it's not for you anymore

EXCLUSIVE: They also dish on Taylor Swift, soap operas, and more to GSN

Katie Rainbow

Gay Star News • 20th June 2019

Iceland passes identification law dismissing lengthy medical process for trans people

It's an important step forward

Wikimedia Commons

Gay Star News • 6th June 2019

NYPD apologizes for Stonewall raid for the first time ever

NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill said officers were 'in the wrong, plain and simple'

chillinjust

Gay Star News • 2nd May 2019

How misogyny makes the LGBTI community a lonely place for queer women

Digital Pride: LA queer women tell GSN how West Hollywood isn't a welcoming place

Provided

Gay Star News • 26th April 2019

'The White House won't say anything': Adam Rippon uses his voice to take a stance

EXCLUSIVE: Rippon discusses being a role model, his first time meeting Gus Kenworthy, and more

Walt Disney Studios

The Mary Sue • 13th September 2018

The Ever-Evolving Feminism of Cinderella

She’s a princess who saves herself just as much as any other one with a sword or daring journey. The way her story is told through modern adaptations shows the evolution of both the story and evolving ideas about feminism and representation.

kkgas

Green American Magazine • 13th June 2023

Can the 4-Day Work Week Heal People and Planet?

For reducing burnout and greenhouse gas emissions—the four-day work week could be the key.

Christine Halsey

Green American Magazine • 12th December 2024

I Advocated for My Trans Body and Found the Strength to Fight for Others

When I took the first steps to become a transgender advocate for myself, a new, more just world opened.

Lewis Wickes Hine

Green American Magazine • 8th June 2023

Child Labor Has Always Been Here, Now It's on the Rise

Racism, harsh immigration policies, and exploitation are leading to increased child labor in the US and it’s time to fight for all kids.

Project Sweetie Pie

Green American Magazine • 21st March 2023

Rebuilding the American Dream Through Food Equity

Climate Victory Gardens are ensuring a healthy future for everyone—this means food equity in Minnesota.

Bohenne Arreaux

Green American Magazine • 14th December 2022

Striking a Pose in Sustainable Drag

Despite dangerous critics, drag performers stand, wigs high and makeup bold, proud and resilient as Mother Earth herself. Their ties to nature run deeper still in the genre of sustainable drag.

Sanetra Longno

Green American Magazine • 10th August 2022

How Environmental Justice Can Work for Everyone