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Meet the women who are changing the face of American politics.
"Her mind traveled to another moment of her life." This prima ballerina suffering from Alzheimer's listened to Swan Lake, and memories of her old routine came back...
Why are bi people often dismissed as being "confused?" R.J. Aguiar answers the 6 questions he is most commonly asked about identifying as bisexual.
He fell back in love with New York by getting to know the city’s unique characters … Brut spent an afternoon with New York Nico — New York City’s unofficial talent scout. #Tribeca2022
"Schizophrenia feels like there's always a ghost around you." Schizophrenia is one of the most stigmatized mental illnesses. Here's how artist and animator @xoradmagical is helping people understand the disorder ...
From the 1973 landmark ruling establishing abortion as a constitutional right to the possibility of Roe v. Wade being overturned ... This is the history of the anti-abortion movement.
She was 19. She had an abortion nine years before Roe v. Wade made it legal. Elizabeth Stone tells Brut her story.
"We stay, we fight, we push." After SCOTUS' decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had this message for her colleagues from across the aisle …
Nancy Pelosi called the SCOTUS ruling on Roe v. Wade a "slap in the face to women."
“Because I was assaulted.” “Because I was too young to have a baby.” “Because I wanted to.” They all chose to have an abortion and fight for everyone’s right to do the same. Here’s why ...
Turns out, former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani has a history of riling up crowds, long before the January 6 Capitol attack. The new film "Rudy! A Documusical" explores an eerily similar instances in his past ... #tribeca2022
"It feels like there's barbed wire, like scraping it." This is what life with endometriosis feels like for those whose symptoms are often dismissed ... and for those who often wait years for a diagnosis.
This 17-year-old gave their class a queer history lesson just days after Florida passed its "Don't Say Day" bill prohibiting LGBTQ-related discussions in schools. Here's what happened next ...
