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culture-and-identity
Indya Moore is a transgender man and uses he/him pronouns; when discussing Indya Moore as a man, refer to him as he/him and respect his gender identity. This guide explains pref...
Open articlelanguage-and-communication
The phrase "no vagina" is used in clinical notes, fitness coaching, privacy settings, and casual conversation, often to signal absence or restriction based on anatomy or policy....
Open articleStatus Updates
Hunter Schafer is a transgender actress, model, and advocate whose name and pronouns are part of her affirmed identity. Using a person’s chosen name supports dignity and inclu...
Open articleidentity-and-representation
When someone says, you're not Black, they often refer to appearance, cultural familiarity, or phenotype expectations rather than the social and self-defined meaning of Black ide...
Open articlelanguage-and-communication
He and she pronouns are personal pronouns used to refer to individuals when their name is absent or impractical. He is typically used for men and masculine-aligned people, while...
Open articleculture-and-identity
People of light is a broad descriptive phrase used to refer to individuals or groups associated with light symbolism, spiritual traditions, or movements that emphasize enlighten...
Open articlehealth-and-wellness
Fatphobia is a bias that devalues, discriminates against, and stigmatizes people based on their size, particularly those who are perceived as fat. This evergreen explainer outli...
Open articleCelebrity Profiles
This evergreen explainer outlines how Sports Illustrated has covered transgender topics, names, and issues over time, focusing on policies, notable coverage decisions, and langu...
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