Charges Could Finally Be Filed In The Eric Garner Case
It’s July 17, 2014, and the muffled cry of Eric Garner escapes into the air. After being held in a
Restaveks: The Story of Child Slavery in Haiti
Slavery. It is a word that has been associated with heavy chains dragging across fields of cotton, crowded and inhumane
Emmanuel Macron’s Vision for Europe is Falling Apart
In September 2017, Emmanuel Macron, now the president of France, presented big plans and ideas for the European Union. He
Why The World Should Be Critical of U.S. Military Action in Syria
On the night of Friday, April 13, 2018, the governments of the United States, United Kingdom and France authorized their
North Korea Announces Suspension of Nuclear And Missile Testing
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced that he will halt nuclear tests and the launching of intercontinental ballistic missiles
At Catholic Schools, Sex Ed Turns Into Shaming Young Girls
In my opinion, sex-ed is one of the most useful things which should be taught in school since kids reach
Judge Gives Ruling: 9/11 Victim’s Bones Can Be Tested
A New York city judge has ruled that a man who was killed in the attacks of 9/11 can have
19 Years After Columbine – Why Has Nothing Changed?
11:19, April 20, 1999. It was at this moment that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked into Columbine High School
Good Riddance: the History of Chief Wahoo and the Cleveland Indians
Since 1928, the Cleveland Indians have worn variations of a red-faced racial cartoon on their uniforms. But finally, after over 90
Racism Is Making People Sick: The Vast Impact of Everyday Racism on People’s Health
Study after study proves that the stress of experiencing racism and discrimination is making people sick. Sick as in being