President Trump’s leadership over the past four years has caused a lot of Americans pain and heartache. Most recently, his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic that has claimed the lives of over 210,000 Americans, has been less than satisfactory. It was released earlier last month that Trump knew the […]
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Unfair treatment: Twitter to suspend accounts that wish death on President Trump
Since news broke of President Donald Trump contracting COVID-19, Twitter is doubling down on its policy to suspend any accounts that wish death on the president. Trump has received hundreds of death wishes after announcing that he and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for COVID-19. “Tweets that wish […]
Live-action remakes are the perfect opportunity to diversify roles
Disney recently announced that Yara Shahidi, star of the hit series Grown-ish, will be playing the role of Tinker Bell in the upcoming live-action remake of “Peter Pan.” After Disney’s announcement regarding the role of Tinker Bell being cast to a Black actress, we must consider diversification in the film […]
Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty Vol. 2 wins in inclusivity once again
Rihanna has done it once again with her second installment of the Savage X Fenty lingerie fashion show, which was made available to stream via Amazon Prime on October 2. By combining visuals, storytelling and creativity, Ms. Fenty’s show was an experience that made its audience feel as if they […]
The Lunchbox doesn’t disappoint
Located at the corner of Magnolia and Mahan drives, The LunchBox is a great place to go for breakfast and lunch. Formerly known as Jenny’s Lunchbox, it offers low prices and unquestionably fulfilling portions, if you are in the area it should be one of the first places that comes […]
Opinion: College parties should be protected
The same way students can gather to go to local bars and restaurants and not have consequences,students should be able to have parties and events and not have consequences. You can’t forget the memorableparties and events that allow students to socialize away from the books and homework. Where do we […]
Voting is the only hope in changing systemic issues
Stakes are high for many who are desperately depending on the outcome of this election to see a shift in this country’s current climate of injustice and inequality. And with the nation’s current president not making a clear stance on current racial issues, voting will be more crucial, now […]
Our Black LGBTQ+ youth deserve better
Growing up as a Black and openly gay woman almost always feels like I have three strikes against me. Racism, homophobia, and sexism all play a part in the harsh reality of society and the scared thoughts I have had about being open with my sexuality. As society becomes more […]
The Black dollar doesn’t circulate like it should
It’s time to put your money where your mouth is. The racial wealth gap isn’t going anywhere. In the wake of the pandemic and protests for racial and social justice, Black businesses continue to remain a fragile coterie in the eyes of the economy. The dollar in the Black community […]
Review: ‘Queen & Slim’ a movie for our times
The movie “Queen & Slim,” which became available on HBOMax last month, offers afraction of the harsh reality that we as Black citizens in America have to go through on a daily basis when interacting with law enforcement. “Queen & Slim” was written by Lena Waithe and James Frey and […]