Censorship is nothing unusual. The media, the films we watch, and the music we listen to are commonly restricted, especially for students. Have you ever noticed that the books you read are being regulated,...
Everything I knew about race, life and the way I was treated really came to a halt in sixth and seventh grade. Around that time I read the book Ghost Boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes.
First recommended...
Our Trauma, Their Entertainment
The majority of Black film depicts the pain and suffering at the hands of racists that Blacks in America have endured. Slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, Civil Rights.
While...
Asian-Americans, Hispanics/LatinX, African-Americans. Race versus race. “Who has it harder in America?”
During the month of February, a Netflix Original Ginny & Georgia began trending on social...
by Beau Cameron, Co-editor-in-chief
• September 29, 2017
When I went to my first Linganore football game, I loved The Tribe. I loved how excited the crowd got, the feeling of community and togetherness. However, that feeling didn’t come from the headdress....
When I first heard of Moana, I was unsure of what to think. I was happy that Disney was finally having a more ethnically diverse princess, but I was nervous about if Disney would be able to portray the...
Eric Garner. Michael Brown Jr. Tamir Rice. Freddie Gray. Keith Lamar Scott. These are just a few of the many African American victims of police incidents reported and sensationalized in the news. And yet...
Local and state officials all across the country are moving to change government-sponsored symbols that have ties to the Confederacy and, by implication, to racism. The catalyst for these changes was the shooting...
