How WandaVision Emotionally Destroyed Me
JoAnn discusses the gut-wrenching events of the hit Marvel Disney+ series WandaVision. Continue reading How WandaVision Emotionally Destroyed Me
Irish Fairy Folklore
Jazlyn gives a crash cource in the actual lore behind the magical creatures most commonly associated with Saint Patrick’s Day. Continue reading Irish Fairy Folklore
Jazlyn Moock
About Me Hello there, my name is Jazlyn Moock and I am a senior at Heritage. My grandfather named me Jazlyn because he used to be a saxophonist in a jazz band. He, along with the rest of my family, calls me Jazzy for short. I think that is the perfect word to describe my personality: jazzy. While some would refer to my style as tacky or quirky in a not-so-good way, I take pride in my most spunky, flamboyant attributes. Do some make me seem a little out there? Perhaps. But, do I love them all the same? Absolutely. … Continue reading Jazlyn Moock
THE COVID SHORTCOMING
Its no secret that 2020 was a crazy year for everyone, and it is important that we all do our part to social distance and keep everyone safe. Well today Adrian Duah-Menash speaks on some of the ways some people may not be doing their part–the shortcoming of Covid. Continue reading THE COVID SHORTCOMING
The Black Church
This week the Herald’s own A’Breya Young speaks on the history of the black church, and all of the years slave masters have manipulated the word of God to suppress African Americans. Continue reading The Black Church
The Texas Snowstorm: A Southern Nightmare
This week Gabrielle London speaks on the recent storm that ripped apart the state of Texas. Continue reading The Texas Snowstorm: A Southern Nightmare
Underage Marriage: How Soon Is Too Soon?
This week staffer Nicole Chedraoui dives into the world of underage marriage. You may be surprised to know that in some places in the US kids can get married at as young as 12 years old. Today, Nicole speaks on why that is problematic. Continue reading Underage Marriage: How Soon Is Too Soon?
After The Release: A Look At After Hours
After his performance at the Super Bowel, staffer Adrian Duah- Mensah decides to really dig into The Weekend’s album “After Hours.” Continue reading After The Release: A Look At After Hours
The Effect of Toxic Masculinity on Men
In this week’s article, Darius Thornton dives into the hard hitting concept of toxic masculinity. We at the Herald feel as though it is not talked about enough, especially its impact on men around the word. Continue reading The Effect of Toxic Masculinity on Men
The Best Comfort Movies of All Time
The Herald’s own Nicole Chedraoui decided to dive into some of the absolute best comfort movies of all time. So if your in the need of some comfort– take a read. Continue reading The Best Comfort Movies of All Time
The Ultimate Book List for Readers and Non-Readers Alike
In this article, JoAnn Snavely went on the ultimate book hunt in search of some of the best reads! So even if you’re not super into reading, this is your chance to find some top-notch reads! Continue reading The Ultimate Book List for Readers and Non-Readers Alike
African-Americans in Sports During the 20th Century
The trailablazers who made it possible for African-Americans to carve out a place in American sports. Continue reading African-Americans in Sports During the 20th Century
