Here are a few tips for creating a safe and healing environment for your friends, family, loved ones, and other humans to eat in • Illustration ℅ The Ode To
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Fitness and Health Are Not the Same (No Matter What Fatphobia Attempts to Claim)
Can somebody say “decolonization?” • Photograph ℅ Lonely Lingerie
5 Ways to Do Environmental Activism Without the Entitlement
Perhaps the environmental movement needs to stop separating itself as a movement, and just naturally integrate into local communities, doing what they can, when they can, in a natural way • Photo source unknown ℅ Pinterest
Understanding Chronic Illness Through the Lens of Friendship
When you become friends with someone, there is no way of knowing what hardships they will go through. Your friendship should be one of love and support, which may manifest itself in different ways, especially when things don’t always go according to plan • Art ℅ Pierre Marie Vitoux
Spend Money Like an Activist: A Guide for Politically-Conscious Buying
How to avoid companies that are knowingly exploiting their workers and instead support conscious businesses with progressive interest • Collage ℅ Fred Free
How to Appreciate Food Without Being Culturally Appropriative
The dishes of America’s recent immigrants have become check marks on a cultural scavenger hunt for society’s elite, as Ruth Tam explains. Here’s how to appreciate rather than appropriate diversity in cuisine • Photograph ℅ Pinterest, source unknown
How the Dust in Your Home Can Affect Your Health
Professor & Director of Urban Health Gabriel Filippelli on how recent research uncovers the effect of environmental & chemical contaminants affect our health • Photograph ℅ Tria Giovan
Tips to Reduce & Reuse: The Myth of Recycling
The age old saying advocates first for reducing and reusing, because recycling is a business that has a global impact. Here is a brief backstory on the business of recycling and tips on reducing your impact • Photograph ℅ Sharon Gong
The Best Affordable Workout Apps & Platforms
A round-up of the best workout apps & services according to science with tips to help you choose which exercise if best for your bio-individual body • Photo ℅ Outdoor Voices