In an interview with activist and artist Jayde Justyce, Brie gets a first-hand look at the political landscape of Arizona, Justyce’s drag and personal life, as well as the influence and change community can bring.

Charlie Culverhouse explores how second hand stores champion gender fluidity by simply removing/ignoring the pre-assigned gender of clothing. The article explains how the un-gendered environment created through the randomized items found in second hand stores allow shoppers to celebrate themselves and their bodies through experimental fashion and unique takes on dress unbounded by the supposed ‘gender’ of the clothing.

Mensah-KIng discusses the 2016 film ‘Raw’ and how the film uses cannibalism as a metaphor for female sexuality, and how it highlights the major institutions that hamper a smooth transition from girlhood to womanhood.