Fish live in water, humans breathe air, and minorities vote for Democrats. Right? I am a person of color and have aligned myself with the…
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This article contains spoilers for the anime adaptation of Attack on Titan up to Season 4 Episode 22. Some sources may link to external sites…
In June last year, sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson won the women’s 100-meter race at the U.S. track and field finals, earning a trip to the Olympics…
Thirty years ago, bright lights and bustling press concentrated on the testimony of Professor Anita Hill— the brave former colleague of then-Judge Clarence Thomas— as…
It’s been over half a century since the Free Speech Movement gripped UC Berkeley, yet the institution still maintains its reputation for frequent protests and…
We have reached a point in our planet’s history where what we do will have effects that may outlast us entirely. In the relatively short…
He scored 1550 on the SAT, maintained a 3.9 unweighted GPA as an IB student, played two varsity sports, won state and national rewards for…
Our discourse on drug policy and addiction is often relegated to hyperbolized images of wayward teens, often racialized and targeted pictures of poor communities of…
Investing in cryptocurrencies is advertised like a trip to Vegas—are you going to win big or blow it all? While this concept glamorizes and attracts…
On February 4th of 2021, Joe Biden stood in the U.S. Department of State headquarters and delivered an important message to Americans everywhere: it was…
The midterm election set to take place this year has significant potential to upset the delicate balance of Congress. With an effective 50-50 split in…
“We’re literally looking at 16 million people marching towards the brink of starvation.” We’ve all seen the horrifying images of malnourished children, cities ravaged…
“After 30 years of intensive climate science research, we have sufficient knowledge about our climate system and how it interacts with atmospheric emissions. But our…
Conspiracies, antisemitism, discrimination, insurrection— these tenets of far-right American politics have always been present and apparent, but today, more than ever before, they construct, influence,…
Léone Meyer never had a traditional life. In 1942, she was only two and a half years old when she saw her mother get deported…
So I said goodbye to all my friends And packed my hopes inside a matchbox Because I know it’s time to fly – Led Zeppelin,…
In 2019 President Biden released “Joe’s Plan for Higher Education,” detailing his intentions to help Americans access higher education easily. With almost two-thirds of Americans…