It Gets Butter: A Family Meal
by: Khai Devon For every special occasion, there is one meal my family eats. For just about every birthday dinner, out-of-town-guest (don’t lie, you totally ate better on those evenings […]
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What Responses to Hurricane Sandy Tell Us
by: Khai Devon Over the past week or so, I’ve been glued to my Facebook news feed, real news feeds and texts from my friends in New York, Maryland and […]
Sacred Space: Room at the Table for Everyone
by: Khai Devon Standing across the street from an unassuming church building, I nervously suck down a cigarette and eye the young mother helping her two children up the stairs. […]
Breakups Suck. Don’t Make It Worse
by Khai Devon Breakups are never fun, whether you’re the dumper or the dumpee. Telling someone, or hearing from someone, “I don’t want to see you anymore,” sucks. But, […]
Suffering for Consumerism: The Human Costs of Apple Products
by: Khai Devon I work for the customer service department of a large cell-phone provider. All day long, I talk to people who have to have the latest technology, and […]
I Am A Child of Privilege
by: Khai Devon I am a child of privilege. I am white. I identify strongly with the Hispanic part of my heritage, but I have a pale complexion and blue […]
Non-Binary Problems: How The “Breastfeeding Man” Challenges Societal Gender Roles
by: Khai Devon Normally, when I write about (or read about) the struggles of trans people for full acceptance, it is about the struggles of binary-identified trans people to be […]
See Me As I Am: On Preferring Gender Neutral Pronouns
by: Khai Devon I prefer gender-neutral pronouns. Gender-neutral pronouns are my preference. Please use gender-neutral pronouns when you are referring to me in the third person. I’m not a she. […]
Are Books These Days Empowering Young Women?
by: Khai Devon When I was 10 years old, I read Jane Eyre for the first time. It’s a silly book, really and I know this now because I’m 24, […]
Vagina: Not All That Shocking After All
by: Khai Devon I’m going to talk about my vagina, in this piece. Be forewarned. I will probably mention the word vagina at least, say, twenty more times (you’re more […]
