NYC Street Artists Mix Art and Activism
Anusha Rathi
May 12, 2021
The summer of 2020 changed Andrea Acevedo’s art. The murder of George Floyd stirred something deep within her – standing amongst a crowd of hundreds
May 12, 2021
Gender Inequalities in Professional Tennis: It’s a Man’s World
Cheyenne Leitch
May 12, 2021
In the 2018 US Open, temperatures had climbed up to 95 degrees and Alizé Cornet and Johanna Larsson had just come back out onto the
The WNBA’s History of Activism Has Been Overlooked
Isabel Maschmedt
May 12, 2021
Is Gender The Reason? “The very act of being a female athlete is radical.”-Kavitha A. Davidson stated, a sports and society writer for the Athletic.
The New Faces of NFL Cheerleading
Alexandra Smith
May 12, 2021
In a line of pom poms extended toward the sky, a swinging towel suddenly breaks the uniformity of a sideline performance. Once a sea of
Sam Pollard: An Awe-Inspiring Figure Chronicling the Black Experience
Nathan Hughes
May 12, 2021
Harlem-born Sam Pollard, a filmmaker and Oscar nominated editor, has spent his entire career chronicling the Black American experience. Pollard, now a professor of film
How Will Reparations Move Forward In America?
Aidan Taylor
May 12, 2021
A bill that would advance the fight for reparations is moving up the legislative ladder in Congress, opening the door for a national conversation about
Domestic Violence Became a Dangerous Side Effect of the Pandemic
Rocio Fabbro
May 12, 2021
Underneath the surface of the Covid-19 pandemic lies a “shadow pandemic”: domestic violence. With lockdowns forcing people to stay inside their homes, violence against
The Yang Gang Just May Be Behind Yang’s Success
Sarah Unterberger
May 12, 2021
Andrew Yang’s fresh face and bold ideas struck a chord with voters around the U.S during the Democratic presidential primary. Now the original members of