Potholes Can Take Away Our Loved Ones
By Shakira Porter On June 12, 2017, Marie Jones was riding down Terry Road on her way to the Regional Housing Authority building when she lost control of her vehicle.... Read More
Racists Can Change After All
by Makallen Kelley By the time I got to middle school, I’d come to terms with the world we live in. I was aware that people weren’t always welcoming and that... Read More
Motivation: This Is Our Time to Shine, Young Women
You are beautiful from your head to your toes. Your flaws give you spunk and make you unique from others, amongst other things: like your smile, your size, and your... Read More
White Saviors, You’re Doing It Wrong
by Chloe Bishop Every black community has that white person who comes in, looks around the place and decides that they are going to “save the youth” or “fix the... Read More
Carpe Diem! Live In The Moment!
by Kenytta Brown When I was 15, I remember using my silver laptop sitting on my soft green couch just writing my thoughts about what will happen in the next... Read More
Stop Whitewashing and Exploiting Asians in the Film Industry
by Jeffrey Caliedo With the recent release of new Hollywood movie, “Ghost in the Shell,” and Netflix original “Death Note,” anger is growing over the constant diminishment of Asian people... Read More