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Identity

  1. new mom
    The Identity Transformation of Becoming a MomPsychologists call it “matrescence.”
    By Erin Zimmerman
  2. meanwhile in canada
    I Truly Cannot Believe That Canada Still Does Not Have a National BirdA travesty is unfolding beyond the 49th parallel.
    By Anna Silman
  3. the wing investigation
    Gender-Studies and Law Professors Support NYC Investigation Into The Wing“Sure, some might like all women spaces, but this can’t be its business model.”
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  4. profiles
    The Best Reason to Start Using Uber AgainPositive, boundary-breaking, irresistible — she may be the only way to get where they need to go.
    By Allison P. Davis
  5. identity
    25 Famous Women on Self-ExpressionErykah Badu, Madonna, Vivienne Westwood, and more on the artistic outlets they use to express themselves.
    By Julie Ma
  6. celebrity activism
    Jennifer Lawrence Is Encouraging Her Fans to Out White SupremacistsThe actress wants her followers to help ID the marchers from Charlottesville’s “Unite the Right” rally.
    By Anna Silman
  7. gallery
    A Photographer Revisits Home at an American Enclave in Saudi ArabiaAyesha Malik documented daily life in her hometown Dhahran, a gated community for ARAMCO employees.
    By Sarah Nechamkin
  8. talking to
    8 Queer Muslim Women on the Power of The Bold TypeQueer Muslim women around the world are ecstatic to see a character who represents them onscreen for the first time.
    By Anna Silman
  9. People With Multiple Personalities Are Changing Psychologists’ Idea of the SelfDissociative identity disorder, in which people can have multiple personalities, raises the question: What makes a person who they are?
    By Emma Young
  10. race
    What It Feels Like When Your Identity Is HeavyAn essay by a medical resident highlights just how much explaining and defending and representing members of minority groups are forced into.
    By Jesse Singal
  11. What Happens to Your Identity When You Lose Your JobIt’s the opposite of impostor syndrome.
    By Cari Romm
  12. identities
    25 Famous Women on Their Immigrant RootsStories from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Ali Wong, Toni Morrison, and more.
    By Julie Ma
  13. around the world
    Being Fat in America Is Nothing Like Being Fat AbroadNo matter where I live, fat is who I am.
    By Jonatha Kottler
  14. identity
    Language Matters If You’re Trying to Persuade a Trump VoterInsights from a sociologist and a cognitive scientist.
    By Drake Baer
  15. identity
    Mirrors Turned People Into IndividualistsWhat your reflection does to you.
    By Drake Baer
  16. race
    Want More Trump-like Politicians? Make White People Feel WhiterAs America gets closer and closer to being majority minority, white people will feel more threatened and politics will get uglier.
    By Jesse Singal
  17. gender dysphoria
    What’s Missing From the Conversation About Transgender KidsIf you don’t know what desistance is, you’re leaving out an important part of the story.
    By Jesse Singal
  18. Yes, Racial Anxiety Motivates Trump SupportLess so the “economic insecurity” thing, when you look at the data.
    By Drake Baer
  19. identity
    Why Are Young Men Less Likely to Identify As Multiracial?New research finds a gender divide when it comes to racial identity.
    By Keith Wagstaff
  20. identity
    10 Celebrities on Taking the T Out of LGBTAsking about the Change.org petition at this year’s OUT100 Celebration.
    By Renata Sellitti
  21. first person
    Losing My Grandfather Meant Losing Part of My HeritageHe was one of the only living ties I had to Puerto Rico, and now he was gone.
    By Alida Nugent
  22. identity
    Which Oprah Hairstyle Best Represents You? You have 25 years of choices.
    By Allison P. Davis
  23. habits
    Changing a Habit Can Mess With Your Sense of SelfIt’s about the story we tell ourselves about ourselves. 
    By Melissa Dahl
  24. true stories
    ‘I Was a 4-Year Queer’: 15 Straight(ish) People on Their Gay Time in CollegeIt’s a time to learn about yourself.
    By Regina Marler