To me, it’s strange that people who think I deserve fewer rights also want to be my friend -- and complain when I distance ...

Raising well-mannered kids isn’t just about teaching them rules—it’s about shaping kind, respectful, and empathetic individuals. By the time children turn 7, they should have grasped some basic social ...

The question is how to be these people’s opponent without coming to blows. To that, the general answer is little different ...

Miss Manners, I don’t see wanting women or members of the LGBTQIA+ community to have fewer rights as a “difference in ...

Miss Manners, I don’t see wanting women or members of the LGBTQIA+ community to have fewer rights as a “difference in ...

How do I respond to some common shaming I get from people I know? For background, I am a female member of the LGBTQIA+ community, and have many dear friends who are members of other marginalized ...

Instagram creators shared how they suffered harassment during the concert of Post Malone in Guwahati. Scroll down to see the ...

How do I respond to some common shaming I get from people I know? For background, I am a female member of the LGBTQIA+ community, and have many dear friends who are members of other marginalized ...

Miss Manners, I don’t see wanting women or members of the LGBTQIA+ community to have fewer rights as a “difference in politics.” It’s not a matter of supporting different tax plans. Nor is it just ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a reader whose friends claim they are intolerant for avoiding anti-LGBTQ people.

Is there a polite reply I can give when I get yet another scolding comment about how I can’t put these “differences” aside? I unfortunately run into this frequently.

In many destinations, simple habits like queueing, speaking softly, or even turning on headlights aren’t just polite — ...