Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

Many experts and advocates vehemently oppose the term “special needs,” and say that avoiding the term “disabled” only leads to further stigmatization.

In the face of persecution, the LGBTQ community perseveres in order to find the joy buried in the trauma. Experts say the two are inextricably linked.

Could the traditional “coming out” narrative someday be a thing of the past? The answer – much like the coming out experience itself – is nuanced.

You’ve likely started to hear the term “nonbinary” more frequently. What is nonbinary? And which celebrities are nonbinary?

Many people have anxiety – but not everyone has an anxiety disorder. Still, it’s more common than you think.

When you think of Jewish holidays, a few may come to mind. Hanukkah, Passover, Yom Kippur maybe. But have you ever heard of Shavuot?

Many waxed nostalgic about their snow days on social media, after New York City said it would cancel them. But there may be an upside, too.

Monogamy may not be for everyone. Does that mean people should give polyamory a try? Willow Smith thinks so, and discussed it on “Red Table Talk.”