Domestic Workers Deserve Rights, Too (Harper’s BAZAAR, May 2022)
A Century Later, Garment Workers Still Face the Unfair Labor Conditions That Sparked International Women’s Day (Harper’s BAZAAR, March 2021)
The Wall of Moms Got Your Attention, but Mothers Have Always Been Fighting for Change (Harper’s BAZAAR, August 2020)
COVID-19 Isn’t Creating Problems for Black Domestic Workers, It’s Exacerbating What Has Always Existed (Harper’s BAZAAR, July 2020)
As Donations Pour in, Bail Fund Organizers Want to Overhaul the System (Harper’s BAZAAR, June 2020)
Rikers Was Planned as NYC’s Kinder, Gentler Jail. What Happened? (Bloomberg CityLab, September 2019)
Industry City: A Green New Deal Vs. Gentrification in Sunset Park (The Indypendent, April 2019 Cover Story)
Watch: Inside the Hexing of Brett Kavanaugh (The Indypendent, October 2018)
Jennifer Lopez Made This Is Me … Now: A Love Story for Her Fellow Delulu Girls (Harper’s BAZAAR, February 2024)
This Nylon Prada Bag Has Transcended Trends for Two Decades (Harper’s BAZAAR, January 2023)
Why Can’t We Let SZA Be Sad? (Harper’s BAZAAR, December 2022)
Hate Crime Laws Won’t Deliver Justice to AAPI Communities (Harper’s BAZAAR, March 2021)
We Couldn’t Have New York Fashion Week Without Garment Workers (Harper’s BAZAAR, September 2023)
Justin Jones and Justin J. Pearson Believe Political Change Is Possible (Harper’s BAZAAR, September 2023 Issue)
Why Drag Matters Now More Than Ever (Harper’s BAZAAR, August 2023 Issue)
Abortion Rights Won the Midterms, but We’re Still Fighting For Our Lives (Harper’s BAZAAR, November 2022)
The Iranian Diaspora Collective Doesn’t Want You to Look Away (Harper’s BAZAAR, October 2022)
Combining Surfing, Fashion, and History to Reimagine the Power of Women in the Philippines (Harper’s BAZAAR, July 2022)
With the Likely End of Roe v. Wade, The Janes Tells a Story of Triumph amid Impossible Odds (Harper’s BAZAAR, June 2022)
A Year After Suing Amazon, Charlotte Newman Isn’t Done Speaking Up (Harper’s BAZAAR, April 2022)
“Nobody Can Live Without Water” (Harper’s BAZAAR, November 2021)
Dianne Morales Hears a Voice Calling for Radical Change. Do New Yorkers Hear It Too? (Harper’s BAZAAR, May 2021)
These Vibrant Portraits in SoHo Honor the Lives of Undocumented Immigrants Lost to COVID-19 (Harper’s BAZAAR, April 2021)
Céline Semaan and Sophia Li’s New Show Reminds Us Not All Hope Is Lost in Fighting Climate Change (Harper’s BAZAAR, April 2021)
Ilhan Omar, Kamala Harris, and More on the Privileges and Pressures of Being a Political ‘First’ (Harper’s BAZAAR, November 2020 Issue)
Shōgun’s Costumes Are an Epic Ode to Japan’s Sengoku Period (Harper’s BAZAAR, March 2024)
Rachel Zegler Doesn’t Mind Being a Work in Progress (Harper’s BAZAAR, November 2023)
Cat Person Explores the Good and Bad of Sex and Womanhood—But Mostly the Bad (Harper’s BAZAAR, September 2023)
Allow Demi Lovato to Reintroduce Themself As a Bona Fide Rock Star (Harper’s BAZAAR, September 2023)
Meadow Walker Wore an Alchemic Alaïa Outfit for a Triumphant Homecoming (Harper’s BAZAAR, May 2023)
Suki Waterhouse Knows That Sometimes, Heartbreak Is Necessary (Harper’s BAZAAR, March 2023)
Emma Mackey Isn’t Concerned About Getting the Facts Right in Emily (Harper’s BAZAAR, February 2023)
Claire Foy Isn’t Scared of Getting Angry in Women Talking (Harper’s BAZAAR, December 2022)
How Wednesday‘s Joy Sunday Crafted an It Girl from Scratch (Harper’s BAZAAR, December 2022)
The White Lotus’s Simona Tabasco Is Peeling Away Lucia’s Armor (Harper’s BAZAAR, November 2022)
Emily in Paris‘s Ashley Park Wants You to See a New Side of Mindy (Harper’s BAZAAR, December 2021)
14 Onscreen Couples With the Most Addictive, Binge-Worthy Chemistry (Harper’s BAZAAR, February 2024)
An Exhaustive List of the Best Hopelessly Yearning Men in Fiction (Harper’s BAZAAR, March 2023)
Why Are People So Mad About Netflix’s Persuasion? (Harper’s BAZAAR, June 2022)