Author: Asiya Gilmore | Staff writer

Opinions

Why you shouldn’t be supporting The Shade Room

The infamous Instagram gossip account, The Shade Room, has recently been put on blast by R&B singer Summer Walker. “The Shade Room is such a disgusting place,” Walker said. “It’s where the insecure feel their most confident. It’s where people’s lower selves thrive.” Walker also added that the page instigates […]

Opinions

Everyone should attend Black History Month events

In addition to President’s Day and Valentine’s Day, February is also dedicated to celebrating African Americans. Black History Month is an annual celebration of accomplishments in Black culture in the past and the present. It is also a time for the recognition of the pivotal role that African Americans have […]

Lifestyles

All ages enjoy African-American Read-In

In honor of Black History Month, the Leon County Public Library hosted its annual African-American Read-In on Sunday. The African American Read-In is the nation’s first and oldest event dedicated to diversity in literature. It was established in 1990 by the Black Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of […]

Lifestyles

Festival showcases Tallahassee’s diversity

It was a sight to behold. Different  cultures journeyed through the diverse art of world traditions to introduce values and heritage into the community. It all happened when Good Samaritan United Methodist Church hosted its third annual World Culture Festival on Saturday, celebrating the variety of faiths and cultures through […]

News

Panel focuses on hate crimes against Jews

Dan Leshem, accompanied by a group of liberals and conservatives, visited the Good Samaritan United Methodist Church on Friday to discuss antisemitism. Leshem, a Jewish professor and native of Los Angeles, has worked at different universities in the United States while studying the Holocaust for more than 20 years. He […]

News

State responds to private school voucher controversy

The Florida Department of Education responded to the private school voucher program controversy Friday, saying that the initial story about the issue was inaccurate. “The Orlando Sentinel story completely misrepresents a scholarship program that serves more than 100,000 students,100 percent of whom come from low-income families,” a DOE spokesman said […]

Sports

FAMU football celebrates successful Signing Day

Rattler Nation is excited about what’s in store for the Florida A&M football team.  As the new season approaches, FAMU celebrated its National Signing Day on February 5, 2020.  At the celebration, students, staff, and many more joined together to get a first peek at what the season has in […]