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Sexual Violence in Current Generations
Connectome: The Brain’s Blueprint
You have a blueprint in your head. A blueprint that explains why you hate eating pickles. A blueprint that explains why you feel sad listening to “Marvin’s Room,” by Drake. A blueprint that explains why you have an affinity for STEM and not History, or English.
Why Being “Fashion Forward” Is a Glimpse Into the Past
Not too long ago, one of the most iconic shoes was released. A light, springy, all-white piece of footwear specially formulated for basketball. Just by this description alone, you may somewhat be able to guess which sneakers I am referring to.
Apocalypse
All I could hear were the screams growing louder and louder. Desperate voices pleading for help as the air filled with the smell of blood and rotting flesh. Covering my ears, I squeezed my eyes shut, Everything will be fine. Everything will be fine. This is all a horrible dream. This isn’t really happening. But it was.
Digging into “American Dirt” and What Lies Underneath It All
Within the publishing world, writing outside one’s shoes, specifically ethnicity or race, is viewed as a disputable subject. Even though, as Americans, we are guaranteed freedom of religion, speech, peaceful assembly, and press, how free are we really?
Racism Normalized
Throughout the years, there have been more and more hate crimes against people of color. Some experiences have been worse than others and way too many people have gone through harassment because of their race and culture. Now you must be wondering what is the cause of this racism?
