A brief history on “Black Moses,” or Harriet Tubman. And not just the Underground Railroad part. Continue reading The Hidden History of Harriet Tubman

By: Vivian Shillingsburg Black History Month is usually only focused on significant stories and events in history. Schools may teach about slavery or notable activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King. Schools aren’t teaching about a lot of the most … Continue reading Stories in Black History That You May Not Know About

Little do we ever talk about black leaders in the movement for LGBTQ+ rights. Lily Weeks aims to fix that. Continue reading Pay It No Mind: A Spotlight On Marsha P. Johnson

Last month, a collection of previously-classified government documents concerning the US’ involvement in the Middle East were released, revealing the true state of how we’re handling the conflicts. Continue reading The Afghanistan Papers

In 2019, consumers did more Black Friday spending on their phones than ever before. Breya Young dives deep into how the tradition will change in the new decade. Continue reading Is Black Friday Really Worth It?

This week, President Trump became only the third US President to be impeached. General consensus, however, says it’s unlikely he’ll be removed from office. Why? Continue reading Can You Convince Americans to Remove Trump from Office?

How did politics cause African-Americans to reject beauty norms and embrace their natural hair? Breya Young explains. Continue reading Embracing the Kinky of Hair

Is one person’s perspective more important than the other’s? Twumasi discusses. Continue reading What Exactly Is Diversity?

Two weeks ago, America lost a trailblazer. Our Breya Young writes a tribute to him. Continue reading Elijah Cummings: Another Bright Star in the Sky

“There is always a story behind the emotion,” 
explains Vivian as she answers why teens come off as so angry. Continue reading Why Do Adults Think Teens are Always Upset?

By: Adam Perkinson Harry Potter was my childhood. I grew up reading the books, but most of the movies had come out by the time I finished reading them. For reference, the first movie came out in 2001 and the … Continue reading Ranking the Best Harry Potter Movies

By: A’Breya Young Lights… camera….  prison. For the ladies of Litchfield Correctional Facility, the daily struggle of sleeping on concrete slabs, eating slop, working hard labor, and searching for a lawyer are all in front of the spotlight. It leaves … Continue reading Acting To Change Lives