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Isabel Yip

Isabel Yip

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A new era of power lesbian fashion is here — and it's not just for queer women

The new era of Sapphic style — which fuses sartorial looks, plays with gender and shuns the male gaze — has emerged as a form of power dressing for all women.
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John Mulaney talks about marrying into Olivia Munn's large Vietname...

The comedian talked to Seth Meyers about shopping at H Mart and how much fun the family is.
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These Latino athletes took home the gold medals at the Paris Olympics

Latino athletes at the Olympics won 13 gold medals, and some made history for their countries.
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GOP candidate who torched LGBTQ-inclusive books finishes 6th in Mis...

Valentina Gomez made national headlines this year when she used a flamethrower to destroy LGBTQ-inclusive library books.
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Cuban wrestler Mijain López Núñez retires with record fifth straigh...

After the fight, López Núñez took off his shoes and placed them on the mat, symbolically indicating his retirement from wrestling. 
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USA nonbinary runner Nikki Hiltz advances semifinals in track and f...

Hiltz shared a message of support to other transgender and nonbinary people after their qualifying race, saying, “remember you are magic.”
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How Korean beauty paved the way for Japanese skin care

Following K-beauty’s viral success in the U.S., Japanese skin care brands are offering American consumers simplified routines.
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Ato Plodzicki-Faoagali, Samoan Olympic boxer, on fighting after coa...

Ato Plodzicki-Faoagali remembered his coach in an Instagram post following his loss on Sunday, writing, “Thinking of you coach, wish you were here in the corner today.”
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Chinese and Western women face familial and social media pressure t...

A new study found that both Chinese and white Western women idealize thin bodies significantly more than Black Nigerian women.
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A record 193 LGBTQ athletes to compete in Paris Olympics

Forbes’ Maggie McGrath and Huma Abedin discuss the growing number of female athletes in the Olympics and why that matters.
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What it means to be a Black Olympian representing the U.S. on the g...

From Crystal Dunn to Frederick Richard, Black American Olympians from a variety of sports talk about what it means to represent their country and serve as a role model for Black kids.
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Michigan outlaws the 'gay and trans panic defense' in criminal trials

The law prohibits using a victim’s sexuality or gender identity as justification for criminal action.
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Black man who used white-sounding name on resume brings name discri...

Dwight Jackson said he applied for a job at a Detroit hotel as "John Jebrowski" and was quickly asked to interview for a position.
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Olympic hurdler Alaysha Johnson qualified for Paris wearing an indi...

Forget Nike and New Balance. Alaysha Johnson finished second in the 100-meter hurdles and qualified for the Paris Olympics, while wearing a Black designer's outfit.
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U.S. track star Trey Cunningham comes out as gay - NBC News

American track star Trey Cunningham, who competed in last month’s U.S. Olympic Trials, has come out publicly as gay. In an interview with The New York Times, Cunningham said that coming out to his family in private five years ago was the “scariest thing I’ve ever done.” Now, he is coming out to the rest of the world. His reason for coming out publicly, he told the Times, came from a track training technique he uses. “We say our goals out loud,” he said. “If there’s something we want to achieve,…
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Maine community gathers to remember gay man killed 40 years ago - N...

Four decades after Maine resident Charlie Howard was killed, the Bangor community gathered to honor his life and legacy. In the summer of 1984, Howard and his boyfriend were walking down a main road in town when a group of teenagers yelling homophobic slurs approached them. They threw Howard, then 23, off a bridge into the Kenduskeag Stream, where he died by drowning. The teenage suspects, all minors, were initially charged with murder, but the charges were eventually reduced to manslaughter, ac…
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Latino families are driving summer box office success for many popu...

Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” was a massive hit at the box office in its debut. The sequel brought in an estimated $155 million domestically, making it the second-highest theatrical opening for an animated film ever.
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Reparations effort for Black Washington, D.C., residents moves forward

The Washington, D.C., city council approved a budget for next year that includes funds for a reparations task force scheduled to study restitution and to develop proposals to address the harms of slavery. The allocation makes Washington the latest city to develop legislation aimed at rectifying historical wrongs against Black Americans and their impact on their descendants. The funding makes up $1.5 million of the city’s $21 billion budget, which the D.C. Council approved Tuesday, according to…
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Mindy Kaling reveals via Instagram she welcomed a baby girl in Febr...

Mindy Kaling announced via Instagram that she quietly welcomed her third child in February. The actress, director and writer posted a photo of her two other children with their new baby sister, Anne, in the middle. “She’s the best birthday present I could’ve ever imagined,” Kaling wrote. “When things are hard, whenever I veer towards cynicism, my three kids are such a great reminder of the pure joy in my life.” Kaling, who hasn’t commented on who the father of her children is, also wrote, “I’m…
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Documentary 'The Debutantes' shines a light on cotillions as a cele...

Debutante balls have traditionally been associated with a particular kind of coming of age: that of teen girls who are well-to-do and, for the most part, white. A newly revived Black debutante ball in Canton, Ohio, uses the cotillion experience as programming for Black girls, many of whom live below the poverty line. “The Debutantes,” which premiered this summer at the Tribeca Film Festival, presents three young “debs” — Teylar Bradley, Amelia Boles and Dedra Robbins — as they grapple with what…
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San Francisco makes Vietnamese an official language

After San Francisco’s Language Access Ordinance was amended, Vietnamese meets the population requirement to be one of the city’s official languages.