Lydia's News Room

Lydia’s Newsroom met with three people who identify as trans. Alice Bortel, 19, is a transgender woman living in Chicago, trying to navigate newly emerged adulthood. Adam, 38, is a full-time van lifer who identifies as a trans-femme individual and Hazel Krebs, 43, is a transgender inspirational speaker, author, and mother of two. Hearing their stories can deepen understanding of the diverse experiences within the trans community.

Host Rachael Woodard amplifies stories of medical neglect and discrimination to push for systemic change. Written By: Lydia Schoessling Minority groups have historically been impacted by medical biases. In current-day America, these problems are more prevalent than others. A study published by the National Library of Medicine titled “Broken Down by Bias: Healthcare Biases Experienced by BIPOC and LGBTQ+ Patients” found that 42% of participants noted they were “treated with le

A growing number of brands promise comfort, but experts say it’s crucial to know what’s really in your products. Written By: Lydia Schoessling People with periods have used a variety of products throughout the ages. Today, there are many options — pads, tampons, menstrual cups, period underwear and more — all designed to help during that time of the month. Many use a combination of products to help people through their period. According to a survey run by Lydia’s Newsroom , 5

Protesters spoke with Womanhood Unfiltered at the Capitol Protesters gathered with signs for No Kings Day Written/Photography by: Lydia Schoessling WASHINGTON D.C.  — Across the country, over 7 million people gathered on Oct. 18 to voice their disapproval of this current administration. At the Capitol, more than 200,000 people came out to Pennsylvania Ave & 3rd St with signs and energy. People of all ages, across the political spectrum, assembled to make one thing clear: Amer

"The rain couldn’t wash away their spirits" - Photo Credit MJ Tune Baltimore, MD — The “ We Are America ” march passed through Baltimore on Sept. 16, with around 50 protesters proudly carrying copies of the Constitution made by children on their way to Columbia. The 160-mile walk began on Sept. 6 in Philadelphia and will end in D.C. on the 19th.  The cool breeze of oncoming autumn and scattered showers accompanied the marchers this Tuesday. Most of the core marchers have alre