Rachel Higson

Hannah Gadsby's Nanette is a comedy sensation -- except it's not always funny. And that's the point.

Appropriation of Native American culture is not only limited to the football field.

With discussions of sexual assault, #Metoo was renewed to provide voices for women. But in a society where many men still shun feminism, what else does it do?

What role does the n-word play in contemporary society, and should anyone be able to use it in the first place?

Outlawing abortion in the case of rape poses numerous problems for women pregnant with their rapists' child.

Some Californians are supporting a secessionist movement, "Calexit," after Donald Trump won the presidential election, but secession is politically counterproductive for California.

One in 40 adults are prohibited from voting in the United States - many due to their criminal record.

As recent events show, cultural tropes that perpetuate violence against women abound, both in and out of the locker room.

While Disney's upcoming film Moana has potential to change industry standards, Disney also runs the risk of profiting off of inaccurately representing Polynesian culture.

Contrary to comments by Donald Trump, historical precedent suggests an extensive relationship between women and military service.

McGraw-Hill and the Texas textbook controversy brings to light some questions about history. What story are we telling our kids and how does that matter for our nation's consciousness?

Republican Gov. Mike Pence signed a new bill that “[p]rohibits a person from performing an abortion if the person knows that the pregnant woman is seeking the abortion solely because of: (1) the race, color, national origin, ancestry, or sex of the fetus; or (2) a diagnosis or potential diagnosis of the fetus having Down syndrome … Continue reading "Indiana’s New Abortion Law: An Ethical, Medical, or Legal Concern?"

Despite their documented dangers, anti-psychotic drug use in nursing homes has continued at a rate that alarms health experts.

Finland's schools are throwing away the conventional rules of education and has found great success both on tests and in classrooms. Should the U.S be taking notes?