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Don’t Touch My Hair: Barrettes to Silk-press
For Black women, hair has long been seen as an expression of themselves.

Makiyah Hicks
Feb 18, 2025


F.U.B.U: Freedom of Black Bodies
For us by us, we create for our love of each other. We stand up for each other because who will stand up for us?

Tayja Whyte
Feb 11, 2025


Has Holiday Consumerism Gotten Worse?
Believe it or not, the holidays don't have to be about consumerism
Grace Bradley
Dec 23, 2024


Holiday Reflections
Another year home for the holidays. Except it doesn’t feel like home, it feels like something lingering I can’t quite reach.

Kat Reed
Dec 23, 2024


Proudly Puerto Rican: Narratives from Three Boris Raised in the USA
We have never and will never be ashamed of being Puerto Rican.

Jazzi Almestica
Dec 9, 2024


Breaking Down Elon Musk's Cash Giveaways and Their Impact on the Election
The court outcome established a new standard for how billionaires can legally participate in elections.

Mark Bluemle
Dec 9, 2024


The Rise of AI and its Consequences
Too many people seem to be “adapting” to life with AI or trying to make the most of it–I think we should refuse that.

Alec Conwell
Dec 9, 2024


The Rise of “iPhone Faces”
I was able to see the indie horror hit directed by Coralie Fargeat, The Substance, starring Margaret Qualley and Demi Moore.

Lucy Anderson
Dec 9, 2024


The Kids Are Going Hollow
My mother used to tell me to not sit too close to the TV.

Toni Desiree
Dec 9, 2024


Far-right Aesthetics, Consumerism, and the Rise of Trump
Trends are burning out faster than ever, and the need to always have the newest and best thing is creating a youth that craves consumerism

Kat Reed
Dec 9, 2024
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