Explore the many ways the writers of The Syndrome Mag create awareness about issues of gender equality through humor.
For many, Juneteenth marks true freedom in the U.S. because everyone finally got the memo that they were no longer enslaved. More than two years later! Throughout the Civil War,…
As we welcome Pride Month – kicking ass and gaying rainbows since 1970 – I sometimes think I’m a lousy Pride celebrant. Topically I’m the ideal LGBTQ person: I’m romantically…
When I was a college sophomore, I took a sociology class on population and family planning. Somewhere in between the professor’s explanation of how the growing number of humans threaten…
I have finally reconciled myself to the notion that I probably will never become President of the United States. Hell, I’ve been working for myself for 26 years now and…
I mean, seriously, we gave women the right to vote, what did you think was going to happen next? You didn’t think they were going to want to take their…
1776 Martha Jefferson read the Declaration of Independence, which her husband had just signed, and noted the line “All men are created equal.” In a huff, she yelled, “Whateth the…
March 1st, 2020. What were you doing? Check your Facebook or Instagram memories, ladies! They’ll either make you gleefully nostalgic or delightfully depressed. I’ve tended to teeter between the two,…
A marigold’s leaves are unlike the ones I doodle in notebook margins. They are not shaped like one big, rounded leaf with a pointy tip that droops almost curling under…
“Lacey used to have these Black history checks. Each check had a different Black hero on it. MLK, Rosa Parks, Frederick Douglass. So, Lacey was at a store chatting with…
I began the new year wondering three things: How am I going to take off my quarantine weight? Should I stockpile toilet paper again or spring for a bidet? And…
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