Representation of Black Women in Comics Matters
By Christie Sylvester
Intentionally or not, the Black female characters that do emerge will often fall into the pit traps that are stereotypes.
An Ethical Approach to Personalized Ads
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.
WAP: Wigs, Actors and Plays
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.
Let's Make A Diya-fference!
By Devrani Brahmanand
Equality should be able to thrive throughout NYC to allow people from different backgrounds to feel accepted.
Unlearning Arabian Nights
By Mohammad Neaz
Orientalism is instilled not only throughout “The Arabian Nights” but also throughout various art forms in Western popular culture.
FX's Pose and the Importance of Representation in Media
By Cedeem Gumbs
FX’s Pose is helping bridge gaps in the LGBTQ+ community.
Coming to Pieces, Somewhere
by Benjamin Wallin
Playing yourself as the world deconstructs and crumbles.
Under My Thumb
by Chelsea Booth
“Women who love music have to fight harder than men do in order to convince people (including other women) that our musical taste or opinions are informed and have substantial value.”
Fomo at the MOMA: A Collective Experience
by Sarah Park
How does the MOMA frame modern art viewing?
Separating the art and the artist
by Michael Roach
How do we deal with problematic artists, especially when the problem is that they were anti-Semitic?