Timea M.
Millions of lives are at risk. For decades, Republicans have been working to rob women of their bodily automony in the name of being “pro-life” and under the premise of giving the power to the states. Well, they got what they wished for. Or did they? Roe v. Wade wasn’t overturned on a whim; the…
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Jris D.
Up and down a scale of seashells and across the golden pillars of Atlantica, The Little Mermaid makes a reappearance as a black woman in theaters as of May 26, 2023. Ariel is back and she is 22 year-old Halle Bailey. Bailey’s dark skin color has sparked foolish controversy in the media, with people retaliating…
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Salma H.
When most Americans buy overpriced tickets to go watch the latest movie, the last thing they want is a history lesson. But as Disney studios release their newest Captain America movie, a history lesson may be exactly what American moviegoers need. Joining the long list of Marvel characters in the newest Captain America movie is…
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By Nikhil N. College is a requirement to get a good job. At least, that’s what we’ve been told our whole lives. But is it really? It takes a lot of money to go to college, money that must be acquired through a job. But without college experience, it’s hard to get one. This paradox…
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Jenna D.
January 9 : Evanston, IL. January 15: Indianapolis, IN. February 2: Muskogee, OK. March 13: Indianapolis, IN. March 16: Atlanta, GA. March 22: Boulder, CO. March 28: Essex, MD. March 31: Orange, CA. April 3: Allen, TX. April 7: Rock Hill, SC. April 15: Indianapolis, IN. Evanston, Indianapolis, Atlanta, Boulder. These are just a few…
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Johnny N.
The Chicago River had been dyed green, an exuberant vibe was in the air, and most folks were already dressing up for the occasion. Like many people, I had been looking forward to Saint Patrick’s Day. That happy feeling, however, was quickly dashed. On March 16, a gunman went on a shooting rampage…
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