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A Brief Guide To Meme-Making From The Internet’s Best Artists @KA5SH and @gothshakira

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We’re celebrating a decade of GOOD with our Fall issue! Our gorgeous cover art is the work of Owen Gildersleeve, who meticulously cut this paper by hand for us. The San Francisco-based studio Tiny Bank took care of design. 

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The Only Way to Win This Video Game is By Respecting the Women Characters in it 

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Here’s How Scientists At Oregon State University Accidently Discovered a Brand New Color

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Why Publicly Shaming Your Boss Is Actually A Great Career Move

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Read GOOD’s interview with the people behind Bindle & Keep, a first-of-its-kind company dedicated to making bespoke suits for trans and gender non-conforming people. 

The company is the subject of a new documentary, Suited, which premiered on HBO yesterday. 

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Looking for a weekend read? Check out this beautiful story about Kayla Stra, one of racing’s best jockeys, and one of the few in the game who are women. 

“In 2013, a race official banned Stra from the jockeys’ room at the now-defunct Betfair Hollywood Park for breastfeeding her infant son. “It was such a strange thing,” she says. “It wasn’t a big deal to anyone, but he felt like he had to take a stand.” California Horse Racing Board chairman David Israel intervened, quickly overturning the ban and assuring female jockeys they can breastfeed anywhere they like.”

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GOOD’s 💰Money💰 issue is on stands now! Pick it up to read stories about a female horse jockey racing to win in a male-dominated sport, teen shoplifters on Tumblr, and how your 401(k) is funding the gun industry.  

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Inside Tumblr’s hidden world of anti-capitalist, pro-Bernie teen shoplifters

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A Bunch of White Dudes Are Asking Other White Dudes To “Take A Step Back” This Election

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Mari Copeny, an 8-year activist, invited President Obama to visit Flint, to address the water crisis, and he accepted. 

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Get to Know the Brilliant Somali-British Poet Featured on Beyoncé’s Lemonade

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The first thing you must decide as a gay man about to attend a Trump rally is what you're going to wear. When I looked down at what I was currently wearing—a purple zip hoodie, blue jeans, gray sneakers, an electric green watch, and a pair of purple-framed eyeglasses—I realized I needed to step back into the closet for an evening. Will loaned me his dark green jacket; my coat was too black, too edgy, too chic, so it would stay behind. Jeff’s beige boots were a bit too hipster to be hick—“hickster,” we called them—though they were certainly on the masculine side of adorable. As for Will, most of his wardrobe was alarmingly Trump-appropriate. He even had a trucker hat.

What did our roving reporter, Eric Sasson, find when he went undercover at a Trump rally? Politeness!

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What putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill means for a lot of people.

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Are you going to BERNIECHELLA? Shepard Fairey and Zoë Kravitz will be there. 

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The Fight for $15 movement, which first launched as a fast food worker strike in New York City, is now an international call to arms. And according to the organization’s website their coalition is now 300 cities strong.

Just how important is this push for $15 as our standard living wage? Check out this video. 

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Why is the U.S. women’s national soccer team threatening to boycott the Olympics? Take one guess.