Taylor Crumpton

November 7, 2025

Teen Vogue’s closure isn’t a sign of what’s to come in media, but a reminder of the crisis already here

"Young people, specifically young women, are disregarded by those in power. Teen Vogue was a place where they not only felt empowered, but were encouraged to do so" – writes Taylor Crumpton.

Taylor Crumpton

June 20, 2025

Why you can’t have Juneteenth without Black Texans

In the years since Juneteenth was signed into U.S. law, the voices of Black Texans have been erased.

Taylor Crumpton

November 7, 2024

My ancestors did not die for my right to vote. They died for my right to life. And I intend to live.

Taylor Crumpton is a music, pop culture and politics writer from Dallas. Her experience organizing for Black students, in addition to her advocating for abortion rights and reproductive justice, were critical stepping stones to informing her editorial approach.

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Teen Vogue’s closure isn’t a sign of what’s to come in media, but a reminder of the crisis already here

Why you can’t have Juneteenth without Black Texans

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Taylor Crumpton

Teen Vogue’s closure isn’t a sign of what’s to come in media, but a reminder of the crisis already here

Why you can’t have Juneteenth without Black Texans

My ancestors did not die for my right to vote. They died for my right to life. And I intend to live.

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