Name			Followers
	The Establishment	The conversation is much more interesting when everyone has a voice. Media funded and run by women; new content daily.	52,237
	THOSE PEOPLE	A black magazine for people too hip for black magazines. Get at us: stopthosepeople@gmail.com	49,465
	CROSSIN(G)ENRES	Poetry, fiction, and creative non fiction including memoir, personal essay, academic, experimental. Our work regularly deals with intersectional social justice, including HIV issues. All that and our eclectic collection of crazy dog stories too.	22,615
	Th-Ink Queerly	Think Queerly is a thought leadership publication that disects social & idelogical norms through critical analysis and personal narrative. Think Queerly’s mission is to create a more loving world by elevating human consciousness and liberating those oppressed by the status quo.	2,211
	The Response	Cartoonist collective on race, class, gender and culture	2,106
	AFT Voices	Raising up the voices of AFT members in preK-12 public education, higher education, healthcare and public services.	1,451
	People's World	Politics for the working class	1,351
	AMPLIFY	New voices and ideas from Global Health Corps, a community of nearly 1000 diverse young leaders worldwide united by the belief that health is a human right. We tell our own stories, honestly and thoughtfully, because this is where our activism begins.	885
	Equal Future	Social justice & technology.	878
	Community Works Journal: Digital Magazine for Educators	place as the context, service-learning as the strategy, sustainable communities as the goal	389
	Brian — The Man Behind The Pen	Recently, a man used my name as if it were a weapon. I am who I am, and this is my journey.	379
	Bioneers	Revolution from the Heart of Nature	363
	Wikitongues	Wikitongues is a non-profit platform for every language in the world.	358
	Justice Poetic	The Medium home for the poetry of Jenny Justice	342
	Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio	EDUCATE. INFORM. EMPOWER. We talk politics, social issues, foreign policy, and pop culture from a diverse millennial perspective.	305