Welcome to America where the government pays for your public school education as long as you agree to them subconsciously stripping you of your culture
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Just as we received accountability for George Floyd, with the killing of Ma’Khia Bryant, we found ourselves back at the drawing board 10 minutes later.
Though I’ve always dealt with mental health issues, 2020 and now 2021, have put a major strain on my mental well-being. And although I’ve been
In the 2020 Oscar-nominated drama “Minari,” the Yi family moves from California to rural Arkansas to create a new start for their family. But this
The power of self-destruction leaves a soul empty, pleading for life through gasps of air. The transformation of self-destruction hinders the mind from becoming unstoppable.
If you identify as a female, you probably think there’s no way you can be sexist. The prospect of gender equality would come easily to
March 13, 2020. The day schools across the country declared they were closing for what seemed to be just two weeks, but wound up becoming
Our relationship is like new shoes Clean, a little tight, and we avoid messes See, that wouldn’t be a problem but It’s been three years
Article by Tibria J. Brown and James Rhee/VOX ATL Video by Tibria J. Brown/VOX ATL In light of the recent anti-Asian hate crimes in Atlanta,
The much anticipated single and music video “MONTERO” (Call Me By Your Name) by artist Lil Nas X is finally here and does not disappoint.
March 16, 2021 marked the 53rd anniversary of the My Lai massacre, one of the most heinous mass murders against unarmed civilians in US imperial
