Not The First Time, Nor The Last: The Mistreatment of Black Women in Girl Groups
By: Serena Edwards & Rami Mansi Mel B. of the Spice Girls, Normani from Fifth Harmony, Leigh-Anne from Little Mix, and now Manon from Katseye. […]
By: Serena Edwards & Rami Mansi Mel B. of the Spice Girls, Normani from Fifth Harmony, Leigh-Anne from Little Mix, and now Manon from Katseye. […]
By: Schonn Elcock Through algorithmic manipulation, the media has pushed the rise of The Red Pill Movement, a political movement that prioritizes masculinity and misogyny, […]
By: Alfonso Abreu Over the past week, music streaming app Spotify has placed billboards in different cities, declaring a simple statement, “Hip-Hop needs new leaders.” […]
By: Serena Edwards For centuries, African American (AA) culture has been policed and criticized. Even in present circumstances, Black fashion is often policed and diminished. […]
By: Elianna Tsigler What began as a simple trend quickly transformed into a global sensation, pulling consumers into its addictive thrill of chance and mystery. […]
By: Reagan McLean Is love at first interaction misleading? Does the person who believes that they are driving the relationship dynamics always feel in control? […]
By: Serena Edwards During Black History Month, schools teach the same stories every year, but never dive deeper into the truth of Black history. Black […]
By: Mars Marte The Nuclear Family was a concept glorified by many Western countries, especially in American culture, as Merriam-Webster explains. This particular concept stemmed […]
By: Serena Edwards During the 1960s, the Civil Rights Movement was transformative. From notable figures like Malcom X, Shirley Chisholm, and John Lewis, there was […]
By: Josiah Sanon and Rami Mansi People often say to “never meet your heroes”, but nowadays it might be best not to search them up […]
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