On Feb. 1, my sister texted me, unsolicited, that balls were her favorite part of a boy’s body — what a way to celebrate the genesis of a new month. My sister is eight. Stupefied, I texted back in trepidation, asking from...
Read MoreGov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas health agencies last week to treat gender-affirming therapies for teenagers as abuse. His statement follows a legal opinion from the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who asserted giving hormones,...
Read More“Let’s Be Perfectly Queer” is a new community from the Wheel that seeks to examine what it means to be the queer and queer culture in the current era. We are seeking to demonstrate the diverse nature of queerness both in Emory’s...
Read MoreAs vaccine rollout began on Dec. 11, the world was ecstatic. Health care workers eagerly signed up to receive their first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, the first COVID-19 vaccine to be approved by the Food and Drug...
Read MoreOn Aug. 4, 2019, 10 people died in my backyard, and I haven’t forgotten about it. In the aftermath of the Dayton, Ohio shooting, the national political dialogue turned to gun regulation. Tweets were sent, bills were drafted and...
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