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6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published because of racist themes
Dr. Seuss Enterprises will stop selling six Seuss books after acknowledging the author's problematic past.
How you can support the safety of Asian Americans with attacks on the rise
A few ways to help AAPI communities in a time of increased violence.
How social media is driving the Indian farmers protests — and why we can't stop now
What's going on in India, how you can help, and why you should care.
By Proma Khosla
Stardust's period tracker app takes a holistic, astrological approach
Overall, a great period tracking app, with limited astrological components.
Mr. Potato Head rebrand celebrates same-sex parents
The change didn't come without a dollop of confusion and controversy.
New ad shows the realities and frustrations of breastfeeding — using actual breasts
"It’s all part of the postpartum physical experience — but it never gets any air time because the end supposedly justifies the means."
Notifica app expands resources for immigrant youth and their families
United We Dream hopes the app can help keep communities safe and informed.
The Lincoln Project imploded, and burned liberals who backed its anti-Trump viral videos
The group used social media to power its rise, gaining many liberal supporters.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Take the confusion out of reporting abuse, online harassment with this app
DocuSAFE collects, stores, and shares evidence of abuse, as a way to keep abuse-related incidents separate from the platforms survivors use for other parts of their lives.
Audre Lorde, poet and activist, inspires Google Doodle for Black History Month
Artist Monica Ahanonu created the work for what would have been Lorde's 87th birthday.
How we measure internet access is broken in America, and the FCC wants to fix it
Fixing the "digital divide" is more important now than ever.
By Rachel Kraus
How to help those getting pummeled by extreme weather in Texas
Emergency relief efforts are calling for volunteers and donations to help millions of Texans stuck in the cold.
1619 is a pivotal date in American history for two reasons
This is why the year matters — and why it's become controversial.
By Rebecca Ruiz
The past, present, and future of Universal Basic Income
And the story begins...in a defunct hamlet called Speenhamland.
By Lacey Smith
Giant rainbow road commemorates the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia
It runs through a park where the "Yes" vote was announced.
How your retirement investments can help protect the environment
Socially responsible investing is good for the environment and your bank account.
ACLU launches virtual postcard initiative to support separated families
"Roses are red. Violets are blue. Families belong together, you know it's true."
Let your favorite movie characters inspire you to wear a mask
It's still important to wear a mask to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The 13-minute video that won't let you forget what happened on January 6
This video will probably find you on social media. Should you watch it?
By Rebecca Ruiz
Snapchat teams up with Shout, the UK's free mental health text line
Free, 24/7, confidential support on your phone.
What to know before diving into the debate over reopening schools
Who's right about when to open schools during the pandemic?
By Rebecca Ruiz
Kid-friendly resource honors Black History Month through dance music
DJ Marshmello produced a new track designed to teach kids about Black icons.
The author encouraging Black women to embrace self-care
Through her book, "Black Girl in Love (with Herself)," Trey Anthony wants to help Black women love themselves for everything they are.
XtraMath is like better, smarter flash cards
It helps kids get extra practice in basic math concepts.
By Kelli Lynn Grey
