Latest from Shailee Koranne
Fat representation onscreen is finally starting to improve — but there's still a long way to go
Unlike The Whale, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, or Friends, Survival of the Thickest shows a fat person living their best life.
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The cultural reckoning we faced during #FreeBritney is already dead
A year and a half after Britney Spears was released from her conservatorship, the way we talk about mental illness is regressing.
This book is for anyone who knows what it's like to have a 'difficult' name
That's Not My Name!, written and illustrated by Anoosha Syed, takes a tender look at a familiar experience for children of colour growing up in the West.
This book aims to make sex-ed for kids and teens a little more colourful and a little less awkward
"You Know, Sex," the latest from author Cory Silverberg and illustrator Fiona Smyth, takes a welcoming approach that supports both young readers and their parents.
How schizophrenia is misrepresented in TV and film — and how we can do better
From Yellowjackets to Criminal Minds, the schizophrenic characters we see onscreen are usually supernatural villains, criminals, or inspirational fodder.