Tasbeeh Herwees
Tasbeeh Herwees is a writer, editor and journalist based in Los Angeles, CA. She's written for VICE, Bitch Magazine, The Toast, BBC News, LA Currents, among others. She can be reached at therwees@gmail.com.
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Meet the All-Women Bike Crew Running Gentrifiers Out Of Town The group is the subject of a new documentary.
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ESPN Host Nearly Taken Off The Air For Calling Trump A ‘White Supremacist’ Is In Her Hosting Chair Like Nothing Happened The sports channel ended up alienating viewers of all political stripes.
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Does Your Period Pain Feel ‘As Bad As a Heart Attack’? You’re Not Imagining It Some women experience debilitating period cramps, but the medical community isn’t helping.
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Did This Canadian Poet Laureate Plagiarize Tupac? It looks like he did.
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One L.A. Teacher Says He’ll ‘Go To Jail’ Before Giving Student Information To Federal Agents Following the president’s DACA announcement, David Wiltz assured students of their safety in his classroom.
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Why This Book About A Proud Muslim Family Is A Must-Read For The 2017 School Year And it has nothing to do with Trump “Dear little one, know you are wondrous, a child of crescent moons, a builder of mosques, a descendant of brilliance.”
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Finally, Inmates Won’t Have To Pay For Tampons In Prison Our tax laws still classify tampons and other feminine hygiene products as “luxury products.”
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The Killings Of Black Men Are More Likely To Be Labelled ‘Justifiable’ Who gets to decide which murders are reasonable? How a quirk of legalese placed millions of black Americans in jeopardy.
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From Charlottesville To Athens, People Around The World Mourn Heather Heyer The death of the 32-year-old Virginia resident has resounded globally. “If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention.”
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Why Is The ACLU Defending Nazis And The ‘Alt-Right’? When defending free speech means supressing the speech and safety of others.
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It’s Been Three Years Since Michael Brown Died. A New Film Demands Justice Documentarians Damon Davis and Sabaah Folayan make a powerful plea for action in ‘Whose Streets?’ “White people haven't rearranged how they think about us.”
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If You Want To Know What Life Is Like For Dishwashers, Ask Them Stunt reporting is a lot of fun, but the real struggles of low-wage workers can’t be captured in a day’s work.
