By. Charlotte Roberts It’s been a year since the coronavirus pandemic came crashing into all of our lives. With it came the need to socially distance. But life still had to go on, and as such, the need to gather virtually arose. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, BlueJeans, you name it…we all know the dreaded feeling of…
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By. John Wingo Fact: One in three black males will see the inside of a prison. Do you think Black v. Blue exists? “No.” The constant action and narrative of the police in the indigenous black and brown community is obtuse, destructive, narcissistic and frankly unacceptable as a service. While the conversation on the current…
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By. Venessa Martinez At these present times, it’s very normalized to put complete trust in strangers via apps and the internet. Let’s talk a bit about this phenomenon and why it’s so convenient to throw out the warnings our parents ingrained in us since childhood. We all remember the stories and warnings our mothers gave…
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While watching a historical documentary on YouTube, I came across an interesting finding. In the video, there was a screenshot (like the one shown above) that displayed the Hebrew names of slaves that were sold in the Trans-Atlantic and Intra-American slave trades. I decided to check out the website for myself, and sure enough you…
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As many of you may have heard by now, K. Michelle was the recent butt of jokes about…you guessed it…her backside. She was recently dancing in a video to the popular Cardi B song ‘Up’ when viewers noticed the deformity in her nether regions. Many people saw this and found humor in it. However, this…
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By. John Wingo Sorry I can’t pretend like I always feel like number 1Like always to the alwaysHow many hallways of always are there?And what number of always am I? You hold the power so how much damage have you done?Yea always right?Oxymoron’s Always there yeaAlways hereAlways by your sideAlways always always Yet how many…
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