Amelia Abraham

As much as the public conversation around menstruation has improved in recent years, there’s still a lot we don’t know and don’t talk about. In the

When we think about Gaza, the strip of Palestinian territory to the east of the Mediterranean Sea, it’s conflict and casualties that first come to

Ariel Levy is a journalist’s journalist. Which is to say, she’s idolized by young women writers everywhere. Rising through the ranks of New York

Hari Nef, Andreja Pejić, Valentina Sampaio – today, a handful of openly transgender supermodels walk the catwalks of international fashion weeks, snag

Amsterdam’s sex industry can be divisive; for tourists, the flagrancy with which the city’s brothels line the streets give the place a sense of

There was a time when, in some circles, a shaved head meant you were a skinhead, and a time when it stood for being gender-queer. But while in some

I first met the journalist and author Ece Temelkuran in Istanbul's Cihangir — a district filled with coffee shops, trendy bars, and boutiques. It is a

This story was originally published on Refinery29's U.K. site. The views expressed here are the author's own. On Sunday night, British political

The United States isn't the only place where women are on the front lines of the fight over abortion access. Thousands flooded the streets of Warsaw

Dozens are feared dead in Belgium's capital after a trio of explosions rocked the city of Brussels. "What we feared has happened, we were hit by blind

Update: Bacha Khan University reopened Monday, BBC News reports. The school is organizing a "peace walk" through the city of Charsadda, and classes will

A British boarding school has decided to do away with rules concerning its mandatory uniforms, allowing students to attire themselves according to gender