By Daria Dmitrochenko

All the parts of the fabric they were made of, I was made of.

By Mia Gindis

Why is it that, at a moment when we should be bonding together to defeat a common enemy, many are instead choosing to paint one another as the enemy?

By Rebecca Newell

I find that the breadth of the ego and fear of retribution stay with you. Even if I leave this place, the burden will still remain.

By Eduardo Esteves

… As eras change, the figures we idolize morph into something new that, without knowing, we continue to unreasonably venerate—in this instance, technology and celebrities.

By Isabella Lopez

It truly is the worst feeling, watching someone you have known since you were brought into this world, die slowly.

By Charise Williams

What is in the past should not have been forgotten, instead of serving as a reminder of America’s tragic past.

By Christie Sylvester

Intentionally or not, the Black female characters that do emerge will often fall into the pit traps that are stereotypes.

By James Zhang

Dollar stores perpetuate the discrimination of these communities as their effects are more detrimental than beneficial.

By Nadya Khan

Rather than focusing their mission on sales, the priority should be what they can do for the consumer, and what makes their product or service better than their competitors.

By Edward Karak

Writers tailor their writing to their audience. When literacy was concentrated among the upper class, writers appealed to their refined, educated, and aristocratic tastes by writing more elaborate sentences.

By Kezia Velista

While the song “WAP” has garnered widespread attention for its sexual lyricism and exuberant choreography, one can imagine that the initial reception of Fantomina also roused scandalous intrigue.

By Fiona Shi

Within a few scrolls, one may find women praised and empowered, but also torn down, and attacked.