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Big companies use discriminatory practices to prey on young individuals.
No individual should wonder if their life is in danger at a concert.
Every element in the Pfizer vaccine is not only found in the foods we eat, but they all naturally occur in our bodies.
Keep your eyes on the headlines and continue to advocate for those stuck in abusive, controlling relationships of any kind.
“Push through and don’t stop when things get hard” is a mantra most people lived by growing up—at least I did. It has been ingrained in us to never stop, even when we desperately need to.
But wouldn’t it be nice to navigate this space with a relatable novel to serve as a guidebook in your back pocket? A book that strikes the delicate balance between harmless fun and impulsive childishness.
We can do our part. Returning to campus is no small feat and protecting ourselves and those around us is the first step.
Many were left unprepared for the record-breaking heat, and it leaves us with the question of who is most vulnerable to climate change.
The tennis star’s cultural impact is as important to discuss as her performance on the court.
Telemedicine abortions need to be a standard practice because in the movement to make quality reproductive healthcare available to all women, telemedicine is a solution with benefits that would endure far beyond the pandemic.
The country may be beginning to grasp a hold on COVID-19, but a new epidemic brewing in the largest city in West Virginia threatens public safety.
This year has made one thing increasingly clear: the real virus is racism.
Saving face after sexual misconduct allegations detracts from the goal of #MeToo. Bullshit apology videos mean nothing.
A huge amount of modern feminist discourse centers on the effects of being a woman who is not defined as sexually desirable. Very little feminism – especially the kind spoon-fed to people on Instagram – discusses how the experience is different for non-white, non-cis women.
Despite the popularity of the look, this behavior isn’t cheeky or attractive. It is culturally insensitive. The frustrating lack of discourse about the look and the denial of how this makeup trend negatively affects the Asian (specifically East Asian) community is harmful, to say the least. It contributes to a vicious cycle of adoring aspects of Asian cultures without acknowledging Asian people.
“I’m learning that I am not lightning that strikes once. I am the hurricane that comes every single year, and you can expect to see me again soon.”
Based on the outcome of the 2020 election, I believe Gen Z has the power to change the nation’s perspective towards the issues our generation is most passionate about.
It is important to remember that these accolades are not the end-all-be-all American television; more often than not, these ceremonies gloss over truly extraordinary works.
It's important to educate yourself on intersectionality.
Pride and BLM are inextricably linked, and for Pride to be as inclusive as we hope for it to be, Blackness and queerness must be able to coexist.
How has hookup culture changed during the pandemic? Here are a few tips to help you stay safe.
Lawmakers have used the pandemic as a cover to undermine abortion rights. Here's how they've done it and how we can help stop it.
Angela Davis invites us to radically reimagine the possibilities of liberation, conceptualizing abolition as “not primarily about dismantling” but “about re-envisioning” and “building anew.”
Join the quest to extend Plastic Free July into August, September, October, and beyond.
Discussing the history between South Asians and the Black community, the role South Asians have played perpetuating anti-Black sentiments.
Lana Del Rey, a popular icon in the music industry, caused disconcert in an Instagram post in May. Her defensive position in the aftermath prominently displays her white fragility.