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The Gabbie Hanna and Jessi Smiles Feud Reveals Hanna’s True Self

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

This contentious YouTuber is back at it again, and this time she's waging war on her former friend Jessica Vasquez.…

June 20, 2021

The Tanning Industry Can Be a Danger to People of Color

Don’t let the colorful swimsuits and fruity lotions fool you: Excessive sun or UVA exposure can be a pathway toward racial transgressions.…

June 18, 2021

In an article about queer films, a screenshot from 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire'

Two Queer Films and How They Tackle Queer Identity

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Both featuring LGBT+ main characters, 'Love, Simon' and 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' showcase the difference between films that ask for acceptance and those that urge liberation.…

June 17, 2021

A cropped version of Lana Del Rey's "Blue Banisters" album announcement

‘Blue Banisters’ Is Lana Del Rey’s Attempt To Rewrite Her Story

Olivia Wisse, Hofstra University

The singer's recent three releases are stunning and powerful follow-ups to her latest album, yet she cannot evade criticism for her recent actions on social media. …

June 12, 2021

screenshot from The Underground Railroad, a movie about slavery

Why Movies About Slavery Have Mixed Effects on the Black Community

Jael Davis, DePaul University

What's the purpose of such films and who are they for? They can be done well, but only if they don't objectify the victims and are balanced by other films that show stories of Black…

June 12, 2021

The Best and Worst Competitive Shooter Games and What Separates the Weak From the Strong

Amiri Rivers-David, Pomona College

Popular shooter games can be either fun or frustrating, but that depends on the differing standards of each subgenre.…

June 10, 2021

A romance BookTube live chat connects creators and viewers in discussions about their favorite novels and authors.

‘Chatting All Things Romance’ Shows Live Chats Are Still Important to BookTube

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Sparking discussions about authors, tropes and book drama, PeaceLoveBooksxo's livestream connects and provides insight into the book community and those who participate in it.…

June 9, 2021

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Immigrant and Foster Children Are in Danger in Texas

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

The failures at foster care facilities in the Lone Star State continue to harm young people. These problems need to be fixed once and for all.…

May 31, 2021

The U.S. Government Needs To Be More Responsive to Cries for Gun Control

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Mass shootings have seriously increased in recent years. It's time that our politicians do something.…

May 27, 2021

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For-Profit Prisons and Mass Incarceration Are Major Forces of Oppression

Michael Boland, DePaul University

The prison industrial complex continues to operate as one of the most dominant mechanisms of systemic racism.…

May 17, 2021

Illustration by Alicia Paauwe for an article on counting countries

Counting Countries Dilutes the Real Meaning of Travel

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

Putting all the places you've visited into a neat little statistic can be helpful, but it simplifies the experience of immersing yourself in other cultures.…

May 14, 2021

Boba Culture Is Giving Young Asian Americans a False Sense of Identity

Mai Khou Vang, Michigan State University

The sudden popularity of the drink in the West has caused some in the Asian American community to cling to it for dear life — for fear they won't have any other way to connect…

May 4, 2021

In an article about social and economic progress, an illustration of the scales of justice

Social Progress Needs To Be Accompanied by Economic Commitments

Michael Boland, DePaul University

In order to effectively create equity within the United States, we must implement policies that financially support disenfranchised groups.…

April 30, 2021

The Era of Fanfiction.net and Wattpad Is Over — Long Live Archive of Our Own

Karen Lu, Yale University

The website, affectionately known as AO3, has redefined the way fan fiction is cataloged and created and has reinvigorated the discourse surrounding the nature of fandom.…

April 30, 2021

The Problem With Superfoods: For You and For the World

Karen Lu, Yale University

Your healthy breakfast might decimate your health, local cultures and ecosystems worldwide. But fear not. There is a solution.…

April 24, 2021

Urban Air Mobility Is the Best Long-Term Alternative to Flying Cars

Joseph Gorzka III, University of Virginia

This new transportation system promises widely accessible personal aircraft travel, similar in some ways to the flying cars of science fiction.…

April 17, 2021

‘Suga’ Sean O’Malley Still Has Potential To Grab the UFC Gold

Brandon Li, Vassar College

Though success against better fighters is far from certain, the mixed martial artist has demonstrated defensive ability and striking accuracy that makes him a dangerous competitor.…

April 14, 2021

in an article about marketing an invention, a photo of a lit lightbulb

What Can InventHelp Experts Do To Make Your First Invention Journey Easier?

Daniel Reed

You have the idea, now make it into a reality.…

April 4, 2021

‘Moxie’ Is a Charming Coming-of-Age Movie With Something to Say

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Netflix’s new original film teaches about coming into one's identity, sexism in highschools and what it means to find something worth fighting for as a teenager.…

March 25, 2021

A photo of Eric Effiong from Sex Education for an article about gender nonconforming individuals. (Image via Google Images)

‘Sex Education’ Accurately Portrays the Battles of Gender Nonconformers

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh

Despite the stark violence and discrimination that exists in the television industry, Netflix champions Eric Effiong and the intersection of his ethnicity, race and sexuality in largely positive ways.…

March 22, 2021

‘Minari’ Explores the Complexities of Family, Faith and Immigration

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Lee Isaac Chung's Oscar-nominated film follows a 1980s Korean American family as they search for the American dream and fight to keep their family together. …

March 20, 2021

An illustration of famous K-pop group, BTS

BTS Blurs the Lines Between ‘Femininity’ and ‘Masculinity’

Karen Lu, Yale University

The K-pop group presents an image that breaks away from traditional gender norms and propels us into a new era of self-love and acceptance.…

March 18, 2021

Screenshot of Hogwarts Legacy, a Harry Potter game

‘Harry Potter’ Proves That Separating the Art From the Artist Is Impossible

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

Hogwarts Legacy, a new game in the 'Harry Potter' franchise, has been met with backlash due to J.K. Rowling's transphobia — despite efforts to make the game more inclusive. Is it possible to divorce her…

March 17, 2021

Illustration of Rosamund Pike in 'I Care a Lot'

‘I Care a Lot’ Doesn’t Give Its Audience Much To Care About

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Rosamund Pike stars in this Netflix original 2020 film, which attempts to spark conversations about conservatorship in America but misses the mark.…

March 12, 2021

An illustration of food dangers for an article about the hazards of 'What I Eat in a Day' videos. (Illustration by Sonja Vasiljeva, San Jose State University)

The Hidden Dangers of Watching ‘What I Eat in a Day’ Videos

Emma Watts, University of Arizona

Though these tips may appear harmless, watching someone else’s daily dietary advice can harm your relationship with food if you aren’t careful.…

March 5, 2021

The Hagia Sophia’s Change in Status Has Significant Political Implications

Michael Boland, DePaul University

A Turkish monument changes from museum back to mosque, marking a step forward in religious nationalism.…

March 3, 2021

Illustration of Elisa Lam in "Crime Scene"

‘Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel’ Is a Misfire

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Netflix's latest docuseries focuses more on misleading conspiracies than facts and consequently reveals a problematic trend in the true crime genre.…

March 2, 2021

‘The Rap of China’ Shows How Chinese Rap Has Strayed From the Genre’s Roots

Karen Lu, Yale University

While hip-hop and rap have become a phenomenon in China, these artists have abandoned both the genre's Black roots and its emphasis on authenticity.…

February 28, 2021

Illustration of the titular family in 'F is for Family

‘F is for Family’ Is an Unapologetic Send Up of ’70s Culture

Michael Boland, DePaul University

The raunchy Netflix animated sitcom from Bill Burr satirizes the nuclear family and does away with rose-tinted glasses.…

February 24, 2021

In an article about The Real Housewives franchise, a person with a TV on their head featuring four members of the show's cast

‘The Real Housewives’ Franchise Reveals the Cost of Wealth and Publicity

Michael Boland, DePaul University

The long-running reality television series shows the downsides of a decadent life on camera and their lasting implications.…

February 16, 2021

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