Germaine Greer Isn’t a Feminist: Celebrate Women Who Are
Feminism isn’t what it used to be, and in no way is that a negative thing. Intersectional, supportive and inclusive
Bill de Blasio’s Reforms Won’t Change Disparities of Underprivileged in Elite High Schools
In early June, New York City mayor, Bill de Blasio, announced a new plan to diversify eight elite high schools
This Indian College Uses Invasion of Privacy to End Student Cheating
Male students of Dharam Samaj Degree College in Aligarh, India were caught off-guard when they discovered surveillance cameras hidden inside
The Dangers of Eurocentrism
College Board recently mandated the removal of pre-colonial history from the AP World History curriculum, relegating it to a pre-AP
Opinion: The World Cup Is Not Just About Soccer
The 2018 FIFA World Cup began yesterday night on July 14, and with it started one of my favorite times
What Trump’s Plan to Put Children in ‘Tent Cities’ Means
Following the implementation of the zero tolerance immigration policy, the Trump administration is now considering the option to build “tent
Murder of a 13-Year-Old Roma Girl Outrages… No One?
A Roma community living near the town of Amfissa, Greece has been calling for justice following the hit-and-run murder of a
Trump-Kim Summit: Milestone In Bilateral Ties Between Both Countries
U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un share a firm handshake as multiple cameras capture this
Malcolm Jenkins’s Method of Activism in the Age of Trump
Ever since Colin Kaepernick decided to protest the ongoing police brutality in the USA by kneeling during the national anthem
I Forced Myself To Face My Biggest Insecurity
I’m a brown girl. I’m a hairy brown girl. My unibrow is as strong as steel, my peach fuzzed lip