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Catherine Scott is the author of &#8216;Thinking King: The Collusion of BDSM, Feminism and Popular Culture.&#8217; Scott&#8217;s work has been published in the Telegraph, the Guardian, Ms. Magazine, and Salon.

Catherine Scott

11-year-old girl is collecting 1,000 books featuring black girl protagonists

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Culture

Why a trip to Forever 21 was ‘horrifying’ for one plus-size blogger

Girlfriend uses Reddit to find boyfriend’s attackers after vicious assault

Mary Emily O&#8217;Hara is an LGBTQ reporter. Her work has appeared in Rolling Stone, NBC Out, Daily Dot, Broadly, Vice, the Daily Beast, the Advocate, Huffington Post, DNAinfo, Al Jazeera, and Portland&#8217;s Pulitzer Prize-winning newsweekly Willamette Week, among other outlets.

Mary Emily O’Hara

Exclusive: listen to Studs Terkel on gay rights in newly unearthed interview

Senior Homeland Security official says Internet anonymity should be outlawed

Axe’s ‘Find Your Magic’ ad campaign attempts to sell a broader definition of masculinity

50 things Donald Trump has said that simply aren’t true

Nicole Arbour denies abusing her ex-boyfriend in combative YouTube response

Dude films ex-girlfriend smashing his car, nearly running him over

LGBT activists, actors, musicians on David Bowie’s towering shadow

Carly Lanning is a journalist who covers social media. Her work has been published by Psychology Today, NBC, Thrillist, and Ms. Magazine.

Carly Lanning

Meet YouTube’s youngest millionaire

Selena Larson is a technology reporter based in San Francisco who writes about the intersection of technology and culture. Her work explores new technologies and the way they impact industries, human behavior, and security and privacy. Since leaving the Daily Dot, she&#8217;s reported for CNN Money and done technical writing for cybersecurity firm Dragos.

Selena Larson

Meet the programming prodigy who wants to teach the world to code

Mike Wehner is a former tech editor for the Daily Dot who now writes for BGR. His work has appeared everywhere from Yahoo to CNN, and there’s a good chance his Apple Watch is dead right now.

Mike Wehner

The 20-year-old who changed the face of mobile gaming

Meet the plus-size dance troupe who are smashing stages everywhere

How academia made me the most depressed I’ve ever been