Superman Comes Out
In a space where LGBTQIA representation has been scarce, to be represented by a figure as culturally prominent as Superman is an invaluable step forward.
The Archive
Your journey into the past starts here. Since 2011, Your Magazine has been dedicated to producing timeless work. Explore, learn, and read along as you uncover a wide variety of stories that have defined the publication throughout its notable history. Dive deep into Your Magazine’s archived posts, editorials, and more here.
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Hell is a Teenage Girl
It was my understanding that anyone in their right mind would be obsessed with Jennifer’s Body the moment they saw it, so why did it only find success after almost 10 years?
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Bessie Smith: Making An Empress
In her prime, she was an actress, a dancer, a natural talent, a poet, and a figurehead that created a lasting legacy.
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Freeform’s Freefall: The Collapse Of Cable’s Teen Drama
For a channel that was once so forward, the progressivity is strangely portrayed.
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Melancholic Ballads To Upbeat Pop: Are Artists Allowed To Change?
These artists truly do not owe us their pain; nonetheless, many still crave it.
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Lesbian Identities Under the Patriarchy
Our society cannot seem to grasp the idea of a woman never needing a man in their lives.
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Bodily Preservation: Why Is No One Aging
The more “flaws” we perceive within ourselves, the more products we buy to address these perceived issues.
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Society Sabotaged My Spanish
I put so much pressure on myself because I constantly felt like I had to prove myself when speaking Spanish that I would overcompensate and mess up even more.
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Your Anxiety is Lying to You
Anxiety is a liar. It lies to us about what we see, hear, and feel, about our abilities and relationships. Anxiety feels like a transparent glass box we’re trapped in: we can see everything, but it all seems inaccessible.
