Fallen Idols: Sexism and Suicide in the K-pop Industry
Why are people holding these women who are celebrities to such a high standard that if they do something slightly different than what people expect, they’re receiving all this hatred?
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Superheroes, Comics, and Diversity in Film: An Interview with Dennis Liu, Writer and Director
“When you have young adults and teens and kids looking up to these heroes, and you don’t have a face for yourself, I think that really influences confidence, self-identity, and a host of other issues.”
Set in Stone: Memorializing World War II’s forgotten “comfort women”
“We should always prioritize victims who tend to have the smallest voices.”
Profile: Libby Glucksman
In a city of growing superstores and chains, there are few establishments that are so uniquely New Haven’s.
A Chance at Closure: Repatriation of American Remains from North Korea Offers Hope
Since [2005], zero sets of American remains were returned to the U.S.—until last July, when the transfer of remains resumed for the first time in 13 years.