On the Cover: They don't always want sex, sometimes they just want their school to burn down. Photo by Ronika McClain.
Sick Woman Theory Johanna Hedva's theory of resistance is for those were never meant to survive, but did.
Five times major award ceremonies were snubbed: here's to giving power the cold shoulder.
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Sink into the deep, dark hole of your own reflection; who are you without sex, without the evaluation of the meat market?
Fuck No One, Get Nothing
by Larissa Pham
If you’ve never experienced TheRedPill, the sidebar description calls it a “discussion of sexual strategy in a culture increasingly lacking a positive identity for men.” If it sounds like the classic pick-up artist line with a culty personal development twist, that’s because it basically is.
Swallowing /TheRedPill
by Cynthia Spencer
Stealth Care by Ruby Brunton
Not Going the Distance
When a fling makes you feel more than a full blown affair.
4ever Yung by yung costanza
Dry Season
What to do when your romantic life is in a rebuilding year.
Erika Delgado talks about some of the anxieties of navigating intimacy as an asexual woman.
A Vague Misunderstanding
by Erika Delgado
Fetty Wap and Kc Itohan have some quick insights on keeping away from booze.
Six Strategies for Staying Sober
by Kc Itohan
Pechiche Prohibido DJ Cremosa’s Not-So-Sweet Valentine’s Day mix just dropped and so will your jaw.
Inga Hensing shares her own sexual coming of age, when she knew she had to stop fucking that way.
Choked Up
by Inga Hensing
En Rogue by Alex G. Brown
Bending Gender with Bowie
The runway of Menswear Fall 2016 shows manifested a world that’s stripped fashion of its gender constraints.
Three artists you should know: Alberto Hernández, Ro Garrido, Annie Mok share their style icons and how they deal with winter blues.
Feed Me by Anwar Batte
Trend Forecast: The Coming Memesurrection
When it comes to the future of memes, the possibilities are endless, and pretty fucking unsettling.
Relationships take work, you know. Work that only you can do. By doing nothing.
How to Break up When You’re Terrible at Breaking Up
by Cynthia Spencer
This Week in ACAB by Ash Jegroo
Cops Set Fire to Street Vendor in Dhaka, Bangladesh After He Refused to Pay Bribe
This week in ACAB: cops attack families occupying vacant housing in Rome; Molotov cocktails rain down on Greek police; cops set fire to Dhaka street vendor; US police kill over 90 people this year
Sucka Free In Micah’s new music video, you get a tour of Oakland’s radical history of resistance and Black Power.
The current war between community and developers is like another Bronx is Burning. Effective collective action abounds on the front lines of gentrification in the Northern borough.
On the Front Lines of Gentrification
by Katherine White
Some people require space when they breakup with someone, but that’s not how this one went.
Living with My Ex-Girlfriend
by Sofie Mikhaylova
Keerat Kaur draws from Indic philosophies of space and memory, and constructs her own version of Sikh women’s self-knowledge and storytelling.
Back from the Brink Playlist Death row inmate Keith Lamar (Bomani Shakur) went on hunger strike to protect his favorite albums.
Letters by Isabelle Nastasia
Not Doing It
This is The Celibacy Issue where we realize we never did The Sex Issue because we’d rather talk about not-sex.
Back Issues
- The Celibacy Issue Feb 2016
- The Not Again Issue Jan 2016
- The It's Over Issue Dec 2015
- The Persona Issue Nov 2015
- The Asylum Issue Oct 2015
- The Hacker Issue Sep 2015
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