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Queer people consistently challenge the structures of politics, culture, and music. This playlist highlights artists who are utilizing their music to explore the diverse and complex facets of contemporary queer life.

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Former New York Times publisher, Arthur Sulzberger, spoke about his past and the future of journalism to a packed room of University of Texas at Austin journalism students

ORANGE Magazine sat down with Night Cap to learn more about their music and experiences ahead of their next show.

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To ease the pain of a day spent washing, detangling, twisting and more, ORANGE Magazine has prepared an hour-long ode to your curls.

Around 20,000 people convened at the Capitol on Saturday to support speakers advocating for gun legislation in the wake of the Parkland shooting.